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Staking in the Governance System

Neuron

By staking ICP inside Network Nervous System (NNS) neurons, token holders can participate in network governance and earn voting rewards. Withdrawing the ICP requires a notice period configuration called a “dissolve delay,” which refers to the timespan until the neuron is dissolved and the tokens are unlocked. Dissolve delays can always be lengthened, but can only be reduced in real time. A neuron’s voting power and corresponding voting rewards are proportional to the quantity of staked ICP, the amount of staked maturity, the length of its dissolve delay, and the amount of time that passes before the neuron begins to dissolve, which is its “age.” You can use the NNS front-end dapp to create and manage neurons, as well as vote on proposals.
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* Voting reward percentages change dynamically over time and depend on the number of ICP token holders participating in network governance, as well as the dissolve delay and age of their neurons.
CodeGov
Known Neuron

At CodeGov, our mission is to advance the decentralization of the Internet Computer Protocol (ICP) at the protocol level. We play an active role in reviewing proposals related to topics such as IC-OS Version Election, System Canister Management, Protocol Canister Management, Subnet Management, Participant Management, and Node Admin. These proposals are vital as they often entail significant changes to the ICP’s codebase as well as the organization of the subnets and node topology to meet the decentralization strategy. These technical proposals are typically presented weekly. Our responsibility is to stay informed about these developments, provide constructive feedback to DFINITY, and exercise independent judgment in voting on these proposals.

We view our efforts as crucial to the broader decentralization of ICP and are committed to continuing this work. You can learn more about our mission, our team, and how our known neuron is configured by visiting our website at CodeGov.org. Are you following?

Voting History*
* Partial voting history