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# FAQs

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<summary>What is an IIP?</summary>

IIP, as explained in the docs [Glossary](/other/golossary.md), stands for the *Idle Improvement Proposal* and represents a proposal for a protocol change that needs to go through $IDLE token holders' on-chain vote.

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<summary>Who can vote on-chain?</summary>

Every user that holds $IDLE can vote, but to get the eligibility before voting they must [self-delegate or delegate](https://gov.idle.finance/t/guide-how-to-delegate) to others their voting rights.

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<summary>Who can submit an on-chain proposal?</summary>

Every address with at least 130,000 $IDLE delegated can submit on-chain proposals. \
At any stage, the proposal can be cancelled by its creator or if he/she loses the required delegated votes.

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<summary>When a proposal is executed on-chain?</summary>

The quorum to execute any change on the protocol is 520,000 $IDLE and an IIP is executed if the majority (50% +1) of the voters cast a “*For*” vote.

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