Recently, a project announced a new token expenditure plan, aiming to unlock up to 5% of the token reserve to promote a USD stablecoin partnership. It sounds good, but it has caused a stir in the community.

Opponents are particularly worried—after all, 80% of the WLFI tokens are still locked. They believe this unlock could lead to a price dump, which is especially unfair to long-term holders. These concerns are quite realistic, as a large influx of tokens into the market usually puts pressure on the price.

However, supporters' logic also holds water. They argue that these incentives are beneficial for the long-term development of the ecosystem, and the stablecoin partnership could open new application scenarios, potentially driving ecosystem prosperity.

In short, it's the classic short-term dilution versus long-term value issue. How the project team and community find the balance will depend on ongoing communication.