
According to WLFI’s official statement, the project said its collateralized borrowing on WLFI Markets is not close to liquidation as WLFI token volatility and governance plans for locked tokens draw renewed scrutiny.
WLFI said in an official announcement that its borrowing position on WLFI Markets faces no liquidation risk despite market backlash and a sharp decline in the WLFI token price, which fell about 13% over 24 hours to an all-time low of $0.080. The project confirmed it is one of the largest suppliers and borrowers on WLFI Markets, that WLFI was posted as collateral, and that stablecoins were borrowed, but stated it is nowhere near liquidation and would add more collateral if markets moved sharply against the position. The statement came after online reports alleged that roughly 5 billion WLFI tokens were used as collateral to borrow about $75 million in stablecoins through Dolomite, with more than $40 million reportedly sent to Coinbase Prime, alongside concerns about withdrawal pressure in USD1 pools and WLFI’s large share of Dolomite liquidity. WLFI also said it plans to post a governance proposal next week to unlock locked tokens for community input before a formal vote, and stated that USD1 includes compliance-grade controls with balances, approvals, and integrations carried over without migration or disruption.