World Liberty Financial Opens WLFI Vote on 180-Day Governance Rewards

The notable element is the deliberate ambiguity: holders are being asked to approve a rewards architecture while the actual payout rate remains undetermined, leaving the substantive economics to be settled after the vote rather than within it. Funding the pool from both treasury and World Liberty Markets fees also ties governance participation to the protocol's own revenue generation, which is the part worth tracking. Whether the distribution rate is later fixed by a separate vote, by the team, or by the treasury itself is the open question that determines how much this program actually decentralizes.