# Power Factor Multiplier

Power Factor was introduced as a community initiative to address the negative feedback loop within the Capital Providers bucket and to distinguish genuine contributors from short-term opportunists.

In exchange for locking their future MOR rewards for a specific period, contributors receive a **"Power Factor",** a multiplier applied to the calculation of their MOR rewards. In simple terms, Morpheus contributors earn more rewards now, but can only claim them at a later date.

The Power Factor mirrors the dilution rate that a contributor experiences while staking MOR.

It’s important to note that [MOR daily emissions](/tokenomics/mor-emissions.md) do not increase as the Power Factor only affects the contributor's share within one of the four contributor pools.

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MOR Rewards Lock does not affect a Capital Contributor's ability to withdraw their stETH (beyond the standard 7-day period), only the claiming of MOR rewards is delayed. However, once a Contributor withdraws their stETH, their Power Factor no longer applies.
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<figure><img src="/files/uUrHatZx9kIFEfyZMq9f" alt=""><figcaption><p>MOR Power Factor Chart</p></figcaption></figure>

Full details including Power Factor calculation formula and the MOR Rewards Staking implementation for each contributor's bucket are available in [Morpheus Request for Comments 42](https://github.com/MorpheusAIs/MRC/blob/main/IN%20PROGRESS/MRC42.md).

Answers to frequently asked questions can be found [here.](/tokenomics/power-factor-multiplier.md)

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Capital Providers have a default **90-day claim vesting** for MOR rewards. \
Each time a user deposits stETH, they are able to claim their MOR rewards after 90 days, unless they choose to stake for a longer period. Subsequent claims are also be available every 90 days following each claim or deposit.
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