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How the veBR voting model works

The Bedrock DAO veModel combines vote escrow, time-based governance influence, gauge incentives and periodic voting-power resets to shape BR-holder participation.

Converting BR into veBR

The published model describes a 1:1 BR-to-veBR position representation when tokens enter voting escrow. This should not be mistaken for a liquid token swap: veBR is a governance accounting position with exit constraints.

Voting multipliers

Under the documented starting configuration, effective voting power can grow over time, with a referenced 8x increase over a 12-week period. The model also provides for seasonal reset. Actual multiplier and reset timing may change when DAO parameters change.

Gauge selection

Governance gauges allocate voting influence toward supported incentive targets. Their relative vote shares help inform how incentives are distributed. Each governance vote should be evaluated on the destination and proposal terms, not solely on projected returns.

Risk and interpretation

A higher governance multiplier does not necessarily yield a proportional increase in BR or dollar rewards. Token prices, emissions, program rules, and total eligible participants can all change. The staking, voting and rewards interfaces show distinct measurements.

Use the governance dashboard for changing figures and the staking, voting or rewards pages for wallet-specific actions. Historical program details are provided as reference material.

Frequently asked questions

What does veBR represent?

veBR represents governance power derived from eligible BR staking under the Bedrock DAO vote-escrow model.

Can veBR voting power change over time?

Yes. The documented model includes staking and governance parameters that can affect voting weight and participation over time.