World Liberty Financial said on November 6 that it will begin buying back WLFI tokens, initially using fees from USD1 stablecoin reserves and other sources. The company said the ongoing program is intended to encourage active governance participation and concentrate voting power among long-term holders, with future scale and pace dependent on ecosystem growth and the first allocation’s results. The announcement came as Tron founder Justin Sun seeks sanctions against World Liberty and its lawyers in a $45 million lawsuit, arguing that the firm disclosed UAE-linked ownership only after a hearing and is using the information to challenge federal-court jurisdiction. WLFI traded near $0.047, down more than 60% over 12 months and about 85% from its September 2025 all-time high, while daily volume rose 96% to roughly $115.3 million.