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# Taco Swap Governance

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### MEAL Governance Polls <a href="#id-7a97" id="id-7a97"></a>

Every week, **Taco assigns a total amount of 50 TACO a day to 5 TOKEN/WAX MEALs**, following this scheme:

Two polls are held every week at the same time.

**Stage 1: Qualifications Poll**

* [TACOG](/tokenomics/tacog.md) holders can use their TACOG to vote the tokens they want to receive extra rewards for the associated TOKEN/WAX Liquidity Pools
* The Top 5 voted tokens will advance to the next poll stage: Rewards
* Every week Taco Team adds 5 more tokens to the Qualifications based on their presence on Taco Swap and community feedback

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Currently, only Level 40+ Venue Owners can vote. TACOG used for voting is burnt.
{% endhint %}

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**Stage 2: Rewards Poll**

* TACOG holders can use their TACOG to vote the Top 5 voted tokens of the previous week Qualifications
* The 5 tokens will get a share of the 50 daily distributed TACO, based on the percentage of votes obtained at the end of the poll
* Rewards will be distributed on the TOKEN/WAX associated Liquidity Pools
* In case the pools do not exist, they will be created by the Taco Team

Rewards expire every week, they don’t stack to previous rewards.


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