General FAQ
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Hidden Hand is DeFi's premier marketplace for vote incentives. It facilitates transactions between protocols and token holders who are looking to earn rewards for their voting power.
A bribe is a reward offered by a protocol to token holders in return for their voting power. This incentivizes participation and helps protocols make important decisions on token emissions.
It's important to note that Hidden Hand primarily focuses on where token emissions should be directed, not on general governance votes.
Hidden Hand supports Ethereum mainnet, Optimism, Arbitrum, Polygon zkEVM, BNB Chain, Fantom, Gnosis, Linea, and Fraxtal.
If you're a voter, check out Mechanics. If you're a briber, check out Bribe Types.
Once a protocol's voting epoch concludes, rewards, also known as bribes, are typically distributed within a day to all active participants. This delay is due to a built-in security feature—a three-hour time lock on the rewards distributor. If you've opted to use the Yield Harvester, there's an additional three-hour time lock, totaling to at least six hours before you receive your rewards.
Yes! However, it's important that you set reward forwarding in order to prevent any issues. Please refer to Reward Forwarding for a tutorial.
Efficiency is a metric for those who deposit incentives for gauges. It represents the rewards distributed to the gauge per $1 of incentives.
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