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A pool’s share of all votes helps set its emissions. Your share of that pool’s votes determines your eligible share of its voter rewards.
Epochs start Thursday at 00:00 UTC. Votes placed now target the following week.
Some LP emissions have a protection timer. Claiming or changing protected liquidity early can forfeit affected rewards; deposited LP assets remain yours.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
A pool has 1,000 reward tokens. Your 200 votes out of 10,000 total votes give a 2% share: 20 reward tokens.
If total votes double to 20,000 while your votes and the reward pot stay fixed, your share falls to 1%: 10 tokens.
Key idea: Your share of a pool’s votes determines your eligible share of its voter rewards.
Voting has two denominators. A pool's fraction of system-wide votes helps determine its emission allocation. Within that pool, a voter's fraction of the pool's votes determines their share of eligible voter rewards. Those are separate calculations.
A displayed incentive amount is shared with other eligible voters. More votes can reduce the reward per vote even if the total offered incentive remains unchanged. Reward-token prices and actual fees can also change the estimated dollar result.
The weekly boundary starts Thursday at 00:00 UTC. Current voting records target the following period; a vote submitted this week should not be described as rewriting an earlier period's rewards. Read the target epoch before signing.
LP anti-Sybil protection is a separate mechanism. Changing a protected CL position can attempt an emission claim before resetting its timer. The user can forfeit affected rewards even without pressing a standalone claim button.
Assume one pool has 1,000 units of an eligible reward token to distribute and your recorded votes are 200 out of 10,000. Your illustrative share is 2%, or 20 reward tokens. If total pool votes instead become 20,000 while your 200 votes and the reward pot stay fixed, your share is 1%.
The second case pays 10 reward tokens. A large reward pot by itself cannot establish the payout to one voter, and token quantities do not guarantee a dollar return.
“Voting for a pool pays me that pool's entire reward pot.”
Eligible voters share the pot according to the applicable recorded vote weights.
“After an early emission claim is slashed, I can wait and recover those rewards.”
The affected emissions are forfeited. Passing a future timer does not restore an already slashed claim.
Later information may show more of the final incentives and votes, but transaction delays or a missed deadline can stop the intended allocation being recorded. The guide does not prescribe a universal last-minute strategy.