20 Q&A will help you understand the governance model of the Trump family's crypto project WLFI

Last weekend, World Liberty Financial (WLFI) and Aave's proposal dispute attracted market attention, and the two sides fell into Rashomon due to the "7% share", and a week later, WLFI is about to usher in the first token claim and trading on September 1, so what is the governance model of this crypto project backed by the Trump family? Below, Odaily will take you through 20 official questions and answers to take a closer look:

General Governance Questions

1. How to participate in WLF protocol governance?

WLFI is for the sole purpose of participating in the governance of World Liberty Financial ("WLF Protocol"), so it is hoped that the community will actively participate in proposals, discussions, and voting on WLF Protocol governance matters, and do not purchase the token if you do not intend to participate.

Proposal question

2: How to participate in the discussion of potential proposals?

The proposal will be discussed on the...

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