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# How to stake?
## Guide
First, you have to locate our Farms, to do that select the dropdown menu next to our logo in our UI and select "Farms". You can also select [this page](https://app.uncx.network/staking/explore).
You will be taken to the list of the available staking pools. Select the one you are interested in.
After selecting one of the staking pools you will be taken to its page. In order to stake your tokens find the staking panel (located on the right side of the page)
Input the amount of tokens you want to stake, then scroll down to select a time boost option.
The time boost options may vary depending on the staking pool you selected. Remember that once you selected a time boost option you cannot withdraw your tokens before the lock expires. Select the "Approve" button, and approve the amount of tokens you want to stake. Then select the "Stake" button to stake your tokens.
The last step is to subscribe to the reward pools in order to be eligible for staking rewards (**if you don't do it you will not get rewarded for staking your tokens**). In order to do that select the "Subscribe all" button visible in the "Rewards" section. After you successfully staked and subscribed to the reward pools you will be able to harvest your rewards with the "Harvest all" button. All harvestable rewards are visible in the "Rewards" section.
If you select a specific reward pool, you will see the screen presented below. You will be able to see more details about the reward pool you are browsing in there.
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