VotingPowerEconomics
Defined in: packages/canisters/src/declarations/nns/governance_test.d.ts:1248
Parameters that affect the voting power of neurons.
Properties
Section titled “Properties”clear_following_after_seconds
Section titled “clear_following_after_seconds”clear_following_after_seconds: [] | [
bigint]
Defined in: packages/canisters/src/declarations/nns/governance_test.d.ts:1280
After a neuron has experienced voting power reduction for this amount of time, a couple of things happen:
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Deciding voting power reaches 0.
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Its following on topics other than NeuronManagement are cleared.
Initially, set to 1/12 years.
neuron_minimum_dissolve_delay_to_vote_seconds
Section titled “neuron_minimum_dissolve_delay_to_vote_seconds”neuron_minimum_dissolve_delay_to_vote_seconds: [] | [
bigint]
Defined in: packages/canisters/src/declarations/nns/governance_test.d.ts:1269
The minimum dissolve delay a neuron must have in order to be eligible to vote.
Neurons with a dissolve delay lower than this threshold will not have voting power, even if they are otherwise active.
This value is an essential part of the staking mechanism, promoting long-term alignment with the network’s governance.
start_reducing_voting_power_after_seconds
Section titled “start_reducing_voting_power_after_seconds”start_reducing_voting_power_after_seconds: [] | [
bigint]
Defined in: packages/canisters/src/declarations/nns/governance_test.d.ts:1259
If a neuron has not “refreshed” its voting power after this amount of time, its deciding voting power starts decreasing linearly. See also clear_following_after_seconds.
For explanation of what “refresh” means in this context, see https://dashboard.internetcomputer.org/proposal/132411
Initially, set to 0.5 years. (The nominal length of a year is 365.25 days).