According to Bloomberg, most early investor holdings in World Liberty Financial remained locked, limiting investors’ ability to sell despite the project’s token sales.
World Liberty Financial sold 5.9 billion tokens, while about 80% of early investor holdings remained locked, according to Bloomberg. The lockup meant many early participants could not exit their positions even as the project continued distributing tokens. In crypto markets, token lockups are commonly used to restrict selling for a set period, typically to manage supply and reduce immediate market pressure, but they can also limit investor liquidity.