You can either Delegate to yourself or to someone else.
What is the difference?

🔍 Delegating to Yourself: When you delegate to yourself, you retain full control over your voting power. This means that you directly participate in the decision-making process within the DAO and cast votes on proposals or governance matters based on your own preferences and analysis. Delegating to yourself can be advantageous if you want to maintain direct control over your voting rights and actively engage with the DAO's activities.

🔍 Delegating to Someone Else: Alternatively, you have the option to delegate your voting power to another member or address within the DAO. By delegating to someone else, you empower that individual or entity to vote on your behalf. This means that they will represent your interests and preferences when casting votes on proposals or governance matters. Delegating to someone else can be beneficial if you trust their judgment, expertise, or alignment with your values, and prefer to delegate the responsibility of active participation in DAO governance.

You can choose one of the Arbitrum Core Delegates from the list

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