Splitting governance votes can change where the tokens sit.
ENS's delegation guide says its Multi-Delegate Manager places $ENS in a contract and splits voting power through delegate proxies. Returning to native ENS requires converting the Multi-Delegate position back through that tool.
That makes the delegation method worth understanding before signing. A governance choice can involve a spending approval and a contract-held position, rather than simply selecting a representative. Read the specific tool's mechanics instead of assuming every delegation works identically.
ENS's delegation guide says its Multi-Delegate Manager places $ENS in a contract and splits voting power through delegate proxies. Returning to native ENS requires converting the Multi-Delegate position back through that tool.
That makes the delegation method worth understanding before signing. A governance choice can involve a spending approval and a contract-held position, rather than simply selecting a representative. Read the specific tool's mechanics instead of assuming every delegation works identically.