World Liberty Financial (WLFI) is under scrutiny following a controversial governance vote on a proposal to increase the value of its USD1 stablecoin. The community has raised concerns about the voting process, highlighting that locked-up token holders were excluded, while a few affiliated wallets dominated the results. On-chain data reveals that the top nine wallets controlled 59% of the voting power, with the largest single wallet accounting for 18.786%. Critics, including anonymous researcher DeFi^2, argue that these votes were primarily from addresses linked to the team or strategic partners. The controversy is further fueled by the project's revenue allocation, where 75% of net revenue is directed to entities associated with the Trump family and 25% to the Witkoff family, leaving WLFI holders without direct revenue sharing. Critics urge the project team to address unlocking issues for investors before advancing proposals that may dilute token holder rights.