WLFI Proposes Full Treasury Fees for Buyback and Burn
The WLFI community is voting on a governance proposal. It would allocate 100% of the protocol’s Treasury liquidity fees to a buyback-and-burn program. This program would permanently remove purchased tokens from circulation.
The proposal applies only to fees from WLFI’s protocol-owned liquidity (POL) on Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, and Solana. Fees from partner liquidity providers or third-party pools are excluded. The buybacks and burns will be executed manually, with all burns recorded on-chain for transparency.
Proposal Aims to Reduce Token Supply
The plan routes all POL fees toward buying WLFI tokens on the open market. These tokens will then be burned, reducing the circulating supply.
WLFI believes this approach will have a stronger impact than splitting funds between operations and burns. As network activity and trading volumes grow, liquidity fees will increase. This will lead to more tokens being permanently removed.
Supporters say this method rewards long-term holders by increasing their relative stake over time.
Voting Options and Future Plans
Token holders can vote on three options:
- FOR — Use 100% of WLFI Treasury POL fees for buyback-and-burn.
- AGAINST — Keep fees in the Treasury for operations.
- ABSTAIN — No preference.
If approved, this initiative will form the basis of WLFI’s ongoing deflationary strategy. The program may expand to include other revenue streams in the future. This would increase the scale of buybacks and burns as the ecosystem grows.
The vote will decide if WLFI fully commits to a deflationary model or retains Treasury revenue for growth and operations.
