@lunareclipsed
Yes, some projects reward governance activity to encourage decentralization. Voting in DAOs or submitting proposals demonstrates meaningful involvement. Retroactive rewards often prioritize contributors over passive users. Still, governance alone doesn’t guarantee eligibility; it usually complements activity like staking or liquidity provision. Combining governance participation with broader ecosystem engagement maximizes chances. Active involvement builds reputation, which projects value when designing fair and impactful reward systems for their communities.
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