In Liquid Democracy, participants can either vote directly on issues themselves or delegate their voting rights to representatives of their choice. This delegation is dynamic, meaning individuals can change their delegates at any time, allowing for a more flexible and responsive system. This method can increase participation rates as individuals may feel more empowered to engage when they know they can delegate to someone knowledgeable or trustworthy. The concept has gained traction in the context of digital governance and blockchain technology, often associated with decentralized governance models where stakeholders seek a more fluid representation.