# Participation Metrics

This section details participation levels in governance processes, focusing on the number of voters, their voting power, and overall participation rates. It provides an understanding of how active the community is in the decision-making process.

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## **Top 1000 Delegates Participation:** 

This section provides an overview of the participation via delegation within the governance token ecosystem. 

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**Voting Power:** Indicates the token voting power delegated from minority & non-minority holders to each delegate category: Active, Inactive, and Ghost.&#x20;

**Delegator:** Indicates the number of both minority and non-minority delegator addresses associated with each delegate category: Active, Inactive, and Ghost.

* **Active**: Delegates who maintain **over 65% voting participation both on-chain and off-chain** within the past 90 days.
* **Inactive**: Delegates who maintain **less than 65% voting participation either on-chain or off-chain** within the past 90 days.
* **Ghost**: Delegates who, despite receiving delegation, **have not exercised** their voting power.

## **Proposal Participation**:&#x20;

This section provides an overview of the participation within each proposals.

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**Voter**: Indicates the unique number of addresses that have cast a vote on each proposal.

**Voting Power**: Indicates the total number of tokens that were used to cast votes on each proposal.

**Participation rate**: Indicates the percentage of votes casted in relation to the total votable supply.


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