Trump-backed World Liberty Financial's early investors won't be able to fully cash out until after Trump's term

Claims supported by this source

1. factreported

   Reuters reported that early World Liberty Financial investors could already trade 20% of their WLFI tokens and that WLF proposed keeping the remaining 80% locked for two years before vesting it over another two years; investors were due to vote the following week. The same report said WLF had borrowed $75 million against its own tokens, reported repaying $25 million on April 10, and faced investor complaints about frozen funds while WLFI reached a $0.078 low on April 12.

   Token-lock proposal, investor complaints, Super Node access tier, collateralized loan, repayment, and price-low passages

   WLF proposed keeping 80% of early investors' tokens locked · Token-release proposal awaiting an investor vote at the report date

2. factreported

   Reuters reported that World Liberty Financial's 'Super Node' tier promised guaranteed access to the WLF team for investors who locked at least $5 million of WLFI; the reporting did not identify a participant or show that the offer produced access to government policy makers.

   Token-lock proposal, investor complaints, Super Node access tier, collateralized loan, repayment, and price-low passages

   WLF set a $5 million token-lock threshold for guaranteed team access · Super Node tier reported in WLF investor materials