2025-12-28 16:20:50

The governance voting for World Liberty Financial is finally here. What are the key points of this vote? The officials plan to use a portion of the unlocked WLFI treasury funds to accelerate the adoption and ecosystem development of USD1 through targeted incentives. In other words, they are using real money to gain market share. Interested community members can now participate in the voting and directly influence the project's future development pace. This type of governance mechanism is becoming more common in DeFi, and the community's voice is gaining more weight. Do you think this incentive strategy can effectively promote user growth for USD1?

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CryptoWageSlave

· 9h ago

Real money for market share, this trick has been played out in the crypto world long ago Incentives are poured in, users rush to rise, but retention rate... haha This voting mechanism sounds democratic, but in reality, it's still the big players calling the shots Can USD1 go viral? I'm a bit skeptical Targeted incentives are just disguised airdrops, why dress it up so fancy Community influence rising? First, see how many people will actually participate in voting Another game of big capital, as workers, it's safer to just watch Incentives are incentives, but product strength is the real key, brother

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MoonRocketman

· 9h ago

Treasury fueling, USD1 launch countdown has begun. The key is whether the incentives can break through the gravitational resistance level, directly affecting the escape velocity.

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ShitcoinArbitrageur

· 9h ago

Using real money to gain market share, I've seen this trick too many times. The key is whether you can retain users. --- Voting rights are dispersed, and final decisions still depend on how big players vote. --- Incentive strategies... In the early stages, they can definitely attract new users, but retention is the real skill. --- I'm a bit curious where this treasury fund came from. Is it another new way to cut leeks? --- I've seen too many of these targeted incentives; in the end, they all turn into empty hype with impressive data. --- Community governance sounds great, but in reality, it still depends on whether the development team is willing to listen. --- USD1 wants to create a stablecoin? It depends on whether USDT and USDC will give the opportunity. --- Participants in voting are all long-term holders; newcomers have no say at all. That's quite ironic.

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ImpermanentLossFan

· 9h ago

Again, spending money to gain market share. I'm tired of this routine. --- As for governance voting, honestly, it all depends on how much real gold and silver is left in the treasury. --- Whether the incentive strategy can work depends on whether there is genuine demand for USD1 itself. Spending money can only buy temporary popularity. --- The key is whether there are many participants in the voting; otherwise, a few big players will still have the final say. --- Haha, another DeFi project using incentives to save itself. Is ecosystem construction really that simple? --- It seems that this kind of targeted incentive ultimately flows to the top wallets. How much can ordinary community members share?

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GmGmNoGn

· 10h ago

Real money for market share—I've seen this trick too many times --- Holding voting rights feels good, but the key is whether the incentives will actually be implemented in the end --- The incentive strategy sounds good, but I'm just worried that pouring money in will result in no results --- Community governance is essentially just big players calling the shots, don't be too naive --- If you ask me, instead of incentivizing, it's better to focus on improving the product experience first --- This move is a bit like betting that USD1 will become popular; how long can the treasury keep pouring money in? --- Just vote, anyway, no matter how you choose, it's all capital playing a game

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