New WLFI proposal: In the future, using unlocked WLFI tokens to participate in governance voting will require staking, with a minimum lock-up period of 180 days.
WLFI has proposed a governance staking system aimed at encouraging more users to participate in governance. According to the proposal, in the future, using unlocked WLFI tokens to participate in governance voting will require staking, with a minimum lock-up period of 180 days.
The system will introduce a tiered node structure: ordinary stakers can receive about 2% annualized rewards; users staking 10 million WLFI (about 1 million USD) can become nodes and enjoy stablecoin exchange rights such as USDT, USDC, and USD at a ratio of 11:1; users staking 50 million WLFI (about 5 million USD) can become super nodes and gain direct cooperation opportunities with the WLFI team. The proposal requires a quorum of 1 billion WLFI voting tokens to be valid, with a voting period of 7 days. If approved, implementation will proceed in three phases.
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