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  • Index
  • Foundational Topics
    • Intro to Constellation Network
  • What is a metagraph?
  • What is DAG?
    • Get started with DAG
  • DAG Delegation
    • Getting started
    • Managing delegated positions
      • Withdraw/Unstake a delegation
      • Change validators on a position
      • Delegation rewards
    • How validators & metagraphs attract delegators
    • FAQ
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  1. DAG Delegation
  2. Managing delegated positions

Delegation rewards

By participating in the network through delegation, you support validator operations and contribute to metagraph projects. In return, the protocol provides DAG-based incentives to encourage active participation.

How rewards are distributed

  • Incentives are automatically added to your delegated balance, increasing your stake over time.

  • These incentives accumulate in your delegation position and are not directly claimable.

  • To access your delegated tokens and the associated incentives, you must undelegate and wait for the 21-day unbonding period to complete.

On integrationnet, for testing purposes, the unbonding period is 1 day only

Incentive sources

Delegators receive incentives through the following components:

  1. Fixed incentive rate (3% annualized)

    • All delegated DAG receives a consistent 3% annual incentive, providing a stable baseline for participation.

  2. Variable emissions (45% of protocol-level emissions)

    • 45% of all newly minted tokens are allocated to delegators.

    • This share adjusts based on the overall network delegation rate, offering greater incentives when less than 60% of the total DAG supply is delegated

  3. Validator commission

    • Validators apply a commission fee to the total incentives earned by their delegators.

    • This commission supports validator operations and is deducted before rewards are distributed to delegators.

    • The commission rate varies by validator and is displayed when choosing where to delegate.

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