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# Vesting and Getting Rewards

## vePAC Management

At the core of it all, managing your vePAC(veNFT) positions is a crucial part of the Pacman model. Whether you are a user or a project builder, it is important to routinely visit the vesting page to adjust your vePAC lock lengths, merge, or create a new vePAC position.

The existing functions within the vesting\&reward page are:

* Create Lock
* Merge vePAC Positions
* Manage Lock
  * Increase Lock Amount
  * Increase Lock Length

[You can learn more about vePAC and veNFTs.](/tokenomics/vepac.md)

## Getting rewards

The Pacman protocol provides several ways to collect benefits and distribute them to users.

### Treasury Dividend

All vePAC holders can get the benefits from the treasury without any locking

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### Protocol Income

Protocol income includes these parts：

* Lending & pToken rewards;
* Leverage Farming rewards;
* [Voting Reward](/functionality/voting.md#can-yu-tou-piao-ke-yi-huo-de-de-jiang-li)
  * Fees
  * Bribes
  * Voting incentive
* Protection Rebases


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