Alien Worlds has rolled out its Lore voting rewards system, introducing a mechanism that ties staking to participation in story proposal voting. Under the new setup, users who stake Trilium receive voting power and can use it to vote on Lore proposals. Rewards are then distributed in Trilium based on the share of voting power a user commits.
The system is designed to give the community a direct role in shaping official Lore settings. Alien Worlds said staking alone does not qualify users for rewards, meaning inactive stakers will not receive payouts. The voting power committed to a proposal is counted for reward distribution after that proposal ends.
According to the announced rules, every 10,000 staked Trilium generates 144 voting power per day. The launch sets out a clear structure linking stake size, voting participation, and reward allocation within the Lore proposal process.
Alien Worlds has launched its Lore voting rewards system, according to Techub News.
Under the system, users can stake Trilium to receive voting power, then vote on story proposals and earn Trilium rewards based on the proportion of voting power they commit.
Alien Worlds said the mechanism is meant to let the community take part in deciding official Lore settings. Under the current rules, every 10,000 staked Trilium generates 144 voting power per day. Staking without voting does not earn rewards, and committed voting power joins the reward distribution after a proposal ends.
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