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# Halo

**“Halo” represents the voting class within Virgo, named after the luminous halo that surrounds the M87 galaxy in the Virgo constellation.** While the Pōwehi carries the weight of discerning which proposals to create, the Halo bears the equal responsibility of judging whether those proposals serve the greater good of Virgo. Without the Halo, nothing conceived by the embellished dark source of unending creation can manifest into reality.

**The Halo consists of all M87 stakers not ranked within the top 87 positions.** Each Halo participant receives one vote per staked position—whether tied to a wallet or NFT—and is tasked with voting on proposals set forth by the Pōwehi.


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