WLFI · the remaining supply is cliff-locked to 2028 while a fee buyback burns the float.

WLFI is a fixed-supply token nominally capped at 100B with no on-chain mint or staking emission, so the protocol itself creates no new coins.

A governance vote in April 2026 re-locked the remaining ~62B WLFI — founders, team and advisors (~45.24B) plus early supporters (~17.04B) — behind a 2-year cliff, so the next scheduled unlock is not until May 6 2028, well outside this 90-day window. Nothing vests in the window.

Team-controlled overhang is large but schedule-locked — founders and team (~30B), the treasury (~13B) and the community-growth pool (~10B) all sit behind the 2028 cliff. Circulating float keeps rising as presale holders activate already-eligible tokens, but that activation has no published forward date or size, so no forward quantum is booked — monitored.

No bankruptcy estate or court-ordered distribution applies to WLFI.

A community-ratified program routes 100% of the fees earned by protocol-owned liquidity into open-market WLFI purchases that are then burned. At the current, cooled fee pace the observed burns remove roughly 50M WLFI over 90 days, taking that float permanently out of supply.

There is no separate EIP-1559-style fee burn — every destruction runs through the fee-funded buyback in row 1, so this row is carried at zero.

No discretionary open-market buying by the foundation beyond the ratified buyback program has been disclosed in the window — monitored.

The large re-lock of ~62B WLFI happened in April 2026, before this window; no new multi-year lock with a fresh amount was added in the next 90 days — monitored.