There are two main risks associated with delegating and staking:
Slashing: Slashing is a penalty that a validator can incur for a number of reasons, such as not meeting the uptime requirements set by the chain or approving malicious transactions. Normally, when a validator’s stake is slashed, the same penalty is applied to all users who have delegated tokens to that validator. At Entangle this risk doesn’t apply to your delegated $NGL, as delegated tokens are not subject to the slashing conditions.
Lock-Ups: When you delegate your tokens, you commit to not being able to access them for a period of time. During this time you can’t sell your tokens, so users need to be sure they understand any unbonding periods before they delegate as they will not be able to sell their tokens while they are delegated or during the unstaking period. At Entangle, the unstaking period is 21 days after you send the request to unstake.