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# 5. The Senate: Senator NFT + 100k LEGION Stake for Governance & Rewards

### **5. The Senate: Senator NFT** + **100k LEGION Stake for Governance & Rewards**

#### **5.1 Accessing the Senate**

Only **Senator NFT owners** can seat a Senator by staking **100,000 LEGION**. This Senate seat enables **real-time voting**:

* **Add Vote**: A staked Senator can vote on any active proposal, incrementing totalVotes in real-time.
* **Remove Vote**: Before the proposal ends, you may remove your vote or unstake to retrieve your LEGION.

#### **5.2 Earning Multi-Token Rewards**

When a proposal ends, the system allocates newly deposited tokens (LEGION or any sponsor tokens) to the **Senate Coffers**. Each staked Senator that remains voted in the proposal at the end shares equally in the distribution.

* **Ongoing for 10 Years**: Because 80% of LEGION releases over a decade, Senators can continuously earn from the monthly/weekly token drips.
* **Sponsored Tokens**: Partners can add extra tokens (e.g., stablecoins, altcoins) into the Coffers, further boosting staker rewards.

**Example**

* **Dave** seats his Senator #200 with 100k LEGION. He votes on Proposal #5 and keeps that vote active until the proposal ends. The Senate Coffers distribute 500,000 newly available LEGION from the Sablier stream. With 100 total votes, Dave claims **1/100 = 5,000 LEGION** from that proposal’s pool.


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