So when can that 80% of the tokens locked up actually be moved?

The community is constantly in an uproar. Some people have been waiting for over a year—so much for promised transparency. The official response is pretty firm: there’s no fixed unlocking date, and the remaining portion will be entirely decided by community governance voting. The voting system is still in the works, but they promise that “token holders will have the final say.”

But here’s where it gets interesting—

Last month, co-founder Zach Witkoff revealed at an event in Dubai that a new RWA tokenization product will launch in January next year. They’re targeting physical commodities like oil, natural gas, cotton, timber, and even real estate. They’ve designed a USD1 stablecoin as the transaction foundation, aiming to activate on-chain liquidity.

How crazy is the RWA sector right now? The current market cap is $26 billion, and some institutions predict it could hit $16 trillion by 2030. If WLFI can capture the value between traditional finance and DeFi and attract institutional capital, the upside is huge. There are also plans for a debit card and payment ecosystem in Q1.

Unlocking by voting + launching RWA products—two catalysts stacking up. Releasing tokens in batches can help control the market, and if RWA takes off, there could be 10x potential—just look at the tokenization strategies of certain asset management giants.

Personally, I think there could be a major rally in the first half of 2026, followed by a 12-month linear release to maintain momentum.