Hi, we attempted to submit the proposal for the Juno SNS DAO during today’s livestream, but the submission ended in an error with the message: The proposal cannot be submitted. / Neuron doesn't have enough minted stake to submit proposal: 0
My neuron is valued at 21.9 ICP and has a dissolve delay of 150 days.
If this does not meet the requirements, could you please clarify what they are and where they are documented?
Ahhhh I know! I merged two neurons and the proposal was using one that was merged. I should point to the one that is active. 
@peterparker I’m getting this same error. My neuron has 11 ICP in it with a dissolve delay of 187 days.
Err(Received an invalid response: ManageNeuronResponse { command: Some(Error(GovernanceError { error_type: InsufficientFunds, error_message: "Neuron doesn't have enough minted stake to submit proposal: 1100200000" })) })
would you happen to know what may be causing this issue?
I had to go through my Juno live stream video to find the one where it failed live—thanks for resurfacing it! 
Jokes aside, fortunately, I left a comment there too. As I mentioned above, I tried to submit a proposal with neuron ID 123, but in the meantime, I merged two neurons and was looking to use the new neuron ID 456 to submit the proposal. However, I had forgotten to update this change in the tool I used to submit it. So the NNS was telling me, “Hey, your neuron holds less than 10 ICP” which was correct because I had staked ICP in the new neuron.
Anyway, in your case, I’d suggest double-checking that the correct neuron was used to submit your proposal.
If you did use the right neuron, maybe try adding more ICP? I couldn’t find the exact details, but I vaguely remember the 10 ICP rejection cost being increased. However, I couldn’t track down the related forum post or proposal, so maybe I just imagined it.
Thank you for the speedy response. I’ll do some more digging to see what the proposal cost is.
Ah, I got an answer. It’s 25 ICP now.
Thanks David. I was just about to look up the most recent rejected proposal to see what the cost was.
You beat me to it!
Actually, @rbirkner provided me with the answer, so shout-out to him!