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WLFI to Offer More Incentives for Token Holders Who Use USD1

February 26, 2026Updated:February 26, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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Trump family-backed crypto enterprise World Liberty Monetary (WLFI) has proposed new measures to spice up participation in governance by a staking system and incentivize the usage of its stablecoin USD1.

In its newest proposal on Wednesday, the workforce recommended governance votes ought to require holders to stake their tokens for a minimum of 180 days to make sure “voting energy is held by members with long-term alignment to the protocol,” as a substitute of “short-term holders or speculators.”

Stakers would earn an annual share fee of two% supplied they take part in a minimum of two governance votes in the course of the lock-up interval. Governance energy can be primarily based on the quantity staked and the time left within the lock-up. Customers with locked tokens can proceed to vote as common.

WLFI to Offer More Incentives for Token Holders Who Use USD1
Supply: World Liberty Monetary

Incentives for USD1 utilization on the desk too 

WLFI has been attempting to extend USD1 adoption because it launched by rewards applications and partnerships with institutional platforms and different protocols. 

As a part of the staking system, the WLFI workforce stated customers who stake their tokens would additionally acquire “extra advantages for USD1 utilization,” with USD1 deposits made on the buying and selling and lending platform WLFI Markets attracting unspecified “incentives” from the DeFi protocol Dolomite.

On the identical time, “Nodes,” holders with a minimum of 10 million WLFI tokens, will acquire entry to suppliers who provide conversion of different stablecoins like USDC (USDC) and USDt (USDT) into USD1 at a 1:1 fee and may present an off-ramp on to fiat. 

“Tremendous Nodes,” or holders with greater than 50 million WLFI tokens, may even have entry to the characteristic.

World Liberty Monetary is providing incentives for token holders to stake and take part in governance selections. Supply: World Liberty Monetary 

For the vote to be legitimate, the WLFI workforce has set the bar at one billion voting tokens taking part, with a majority voting in favor required for it to cross. CoinGecko lists over 27 billion WLFI tokens in circulation.

If authorized, the rollout will likely be in three phases: beginning with staking rewards and USD1 deposit incentives, adopted by the 1:1 conversion characteristic and lastly partnership entry and a revenue-sharing framework for “Tremendous Nodes.”

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Stablecoin market dominated by USDC and USDT

The whole market capitalization for stablecoins is over $309 billion as of Thursday, based on DeFi aggregator DefiLlama. USDT has the most important market cap with over $183 billion and a market dominance of 59%.

Circle’s USDC is the second-largest stablecoin by market cap, with $75 billion. WLFI’s USD1 is the fifth-largest stablecoin with a $4.7 billion market cap.

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