Delegation Dashboard
Who holds delegated OpenGov voting power, how it is split across tracks and convictions, and how it moves over time. Read-only; refreshed from chain every six hours.
Capital delegated
counting each delegator's tokens once
Delegators
Delegates
Capital-weighted conviction
Delegation over time
Active state at the end of each month, reconstructed from every delegation's start and end.
Conviction breakdown
How delegators lock their tokens. Higher conviction multiplies voting power and extends the lock.
Power concentration
Share of all delegated voting power (summed across tracks) held by the largest delegates.
By track
Active delegations per OpenGov track and the delegate with the most power on each.
Delegates
All 0 accounts currently receiving delegations. Participation counts votes on the last 30 referenda. Click a row for details.
Recent changes
Methodology
Voting power = balance × conviction (0.1× at no lock). "Capital delegated" counts each delegator's DOT once (their largest single-track delegation) because the same tokens back every track; per-track and per-delegate power is summed across tracks, which is how it is counted in referenda. Concentration metrics use power summed across tracks.
Participation = share of the last 30 referenda (at least 7 days old) on which the delegate cast a direct vote. All-time vote counts cover every OpenGov referendum.
Source: the archived Subsquid delegation history, reconciled every six hours against the live chain state via Subsquare. Changes that happened between the archive freeze (May 2026) and the first reconciliation (1 Nov 2026) are dated to the reconciliation.