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The Trump linked WLF project has granted its core team the final veto over all community proposals
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This new governance has been announced just days before WLFI, the native token, is set to be unlocked on September 1
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In the event of a crisis, a multisig centralized protocol is used as a “kill switch” for governance
World Liberty Financial, a crypto project linked to the Trump family, has outlined its governance rules in advance of its token release. The bottom line: the core team is the ultimate authority.
The new framework provides the team with a “kill button” to veto proposals from the community and take control of a crisis.
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The new governance rules state the WLF company may reject any proposal if they believe it poses a security, legal, or contractual risk.
The framework stresses that this decision is made at the “sole discretion” of the team and is “final.” It gives the core developers an override power to protect the protocol against any initiatives they deem damaging.
Full Multisig Takeover is Planned in the Event of a “Major Adverse Events”
In the event of “major adverse events” or security risks that endanger users, the protocol will completely switch to a multi-signature centralized wallet.
This “kill switch”, or mechanism, removes all community governance. It consolidates control into the hands of the team. This centralized backstop sends a clear message that the project prioritizes stability and security above permissionless decentralization.
WLFI Token Unlock Set for September 1
This governance clarification comes as the native WLFI protocol token is scheduled to unlock on 1 September at 8:00 Eastern Time.
A dedicated function page was already activated to ease the process. The release of tokens marks an important milestone as it introduces liquidity, and allows early participants access to their holdings.
Related World Liberty Financial Launches WLFI Token Sept. 1 on Ethereum
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