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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 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.
Krzysztof Żelazko
Known Neuron

An early investor in the Internet Computer Protocol, he actively shapes ICP governance and its strategic vision. As Governance Lead for ICP Hub Poland, he advocates for inclusive, decentralized decision-making, ensuring that voices from the Polish community are represented globally within the ecosystem. His combined background in National Security and Management provides a unique perspective on the Network Nervous System, where he consistently submits proposals and casts votes to strengthen transparency, resilience, and sustainable governance within the NNS. As a voting member of 8yeargangDAO, he helps guide collective decisions toward shared goals, and through the Neurons' Fund, he reinvests all rewards back into the network, underscoring his commitment to the long-term stability and growth of the ICP ecosystem. His contributions to the community significantly enhance trust and authority in this decentralized platform, supporting its establishment as a modern, decentralized World Computer.

Voting History*
* Partial voting history