The Trump family's World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has proposed a community plan to airdrop its stablecoin USD1 to eligible token holders. The proposal was put to vote from May 6 to May 13, receiving a support rate as high as 99.96%, with approximately 7 billion tokens participating in the voting.

However, on-chain data shows that voting power is highly concentrated, with just five addresses holding more than 40% of the total voting power, one of which holds 1 billion WLFI tokens, accounting for 14.75% alone.

At the announcement of this airdrop, WLFI and USD1 are facing increasing political and regulatory scrutiny, including ties to President Trump, the allocation of 90% of token sales to foreign investors, and a $75 million investment from crypto figure Justin Sun, who is currently under investigation.

Despite the ongoing controversies, co-founder Zach Witkoff stated that they will not be swayed by political pressure, asserting that 'the world needs solutions like USD1.'