Update docs for DCP0012.

docs/glossary.md

@@ -270,7 +270,7 @@ A Decred wallet which is connected to the Internet. Proof-of-stake voting wallet
 
 #### Hybrid PoW/PoS
 
-In Decred, a [hybrid PoW/PoS system](research/hybrid-design.md) is used, whereby blocks mined by PoW miners must be approved by ticket holders, which are pseudorandomly selected from the ticket pool. This provides a check on PoW miners and increases the overall cost of attacking the network. When a block is approved, 60% of the block reward goes to the PoW miner, 30% goes to the holders of tickets called to vote (approve blocks), and 10% goes to the Decred Treasury to fund the project.
+In Decred, a [hybrid PoW/PoS system](research/hybrid-design.md) is used, whereby blocks mined by PoW miners must be approved by ticket holders, which are pseudorandomly selected from the ticket pool. This provides a check on PoW miners and increases the overall cost of attacking the network. When a block is approved, 1% of the block reward goes to the PoW miner, 89% goes to the holders of tickets called to vote (approve blocks), and 10% goes to the Decred Treasury to fund the project.
 
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docs/governance/decred-constitution.md

@@ -21,8 +21,8 @@ Decred (/ˈdi:ˈkred/, /dɪˈkred/, dee-cred) is a secure, adaptable and self-fu
 * Stakeholders are people who purchase one or more tickets, which entails locking a specific amount of DCR. The amount of DCR that must be locked, also known as the ticket price, fluctuates as the system targets 40,960 tickets in the live pool.
 * In each block, 5 tickets are called to vote, determined by a lottery [system](../proof-of-stake/overview.md). When a ticket is called, a nominated wallet must actively respond with a vote. For a block to be accepted by the network, it must include votes from at least 3 of the 5 tickets called. The blockchain cannot be extended without the active participation of stakeholders.
 * Stakeholders must wait an average of 28 days (8,192 blocks) to vote their tickets, and during this time the DCR used to purchase the ticket remain locked. The wait may be much longer or shorter than the average of 28 days because the ticket selection process is pseudorandom. Tickets expire after 40,960 blocks (~142 days) if they have not been called to vote.
-* Stakeholder votes recorded in the blockchain are rewarded with 6% of each block subsidy, and each block can have up to 5 votes for a total of 30% of each block subsidy.
-* PoW receives 60% of each block subsidy, subject to the constraint that their subsidy scales linearly with the number of PoS votes included, e.g. including 3 of 5 votes reduces PoW subsidy to 60% of the maximum.
+* Stakeholder votes recorded in the blockchain are rewarded with 17.8% of each block subsidy, and each block can have up to 5 votes for a total of 89% of each block subsidy.
+* PoW receives 1% of each block subsidy, subject to the constraint that their subsidy scales linearly with the number of PoS votes included, e.g. including 3 of 5 votes reduces PoW subsidy to 60% of the maximum.
 * The votes themselves decide by majority decision whether the regular transaction tree of the previous block, including the PoW subsidy, is valid. Thus, if PoS voters vote against a particular PoW block, it invalidates the PoW reward (and Treasury reward) and invalidates any regular transactions within that block.
 * Decred's process for [amending the consensus rules](consensus-rule-voting/overview.md) is also driven by stakeholder voting. The process begins when at least 95% of PoW miners and 75% of PoS voters have upgraded their software to a new version with latent changes to the rules. Once these conditions are met, a voting period of 8,064 blocks (~4 weeks) begins, to decide whether the latent rule changes should be activated. 
 * For a rule change proposal to be approved, at least 75% of the tickets not set to Abstain must vote Yes. If this requirement is met, and a quorum of 10% tickets voting Yes or No is achieved, then the rule change will be activated 8,064 blocks (~4 weeks) later.

docs/index.md

@@ -15,14 +15,14 @@ Stakeholders make and enforce the blockchain's consensus rules, set a course for
 To align incentives, block rewards are split between Proof-of-Work (PoW) miners, stakeholders and the Decred Treasury, which funds the project.
 
 Subsidy | Party
---- | ---
-10% | PoW Miners
-80% | PoS Voters
-10% | Decred Treasury
+------- | -----
+1%  | PoW Miners
+89%  | PoS Voters
+10%  | Decred Treasury
 
-[Proof of Work](mining/overview.md) miners play a similar role for Decred as they do for Bitcoin, but with Decred they only receive 10% of the block reward.
+[Proof of Work](mining/overview.md) miners play a similar role for Decred as they do for Bitcoin, but with Decred they only receive 1% of the block reward.
 
-[Proof of Stake](proof-of-stake/overview.md) voting is central to Decred's governance. Decred holders can time-lock (or "stake") DCR to obtain voting tickets. Tickets are randomly called to vote on-chain; this involves both approving the work of PoW miners and voting Yes/No on any open [rule change proposals](governance/consensus-rule-voting/overview.md). 80% of the block reward goes to the holders of the tickets that voted in that block.
+[Proof of Stake](proof-of-stake/overview.md) voting is central to Decred's governance. Decred holders can time-lock (or "stake") DCR to obtain voting tickets. Tickets are randomly called to vote on-chain; this involves both approving the work of PoW miners and voting Yes/No on any open [rule change proposals](governance/consensus-rule-voting/overview.md). 89% of the block reward goes to the holders of the tickets that voted in that block.
 
 The remaining 10% of the block reward goes into the [Decred Treasury](https://dcrdata.decred.org/address/Dcur2mcGjmENx4DhNqDctW5wJCVyT3Qeqkx). Holders of live tickets decide how that treasury is used through [Politeia proposals and voting](governance/politeia/overview.md).