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# Staking rTokens

Here are the steps:

1. To stake the rtokens, click the “Supply” button for the token you want to stake.

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2. The supply tab will popup. Then, select the desired supply market from the dropdown menu. Enter the amount you wish to supply and select the stake rTokens option.

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3. After clicking on the “Supply” button, you need to sign the transaction in your wallet by clicking on “Sign”.

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4. If there are no issues, then it will showcase the success notification.

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### Video tutorial on Staking

{% embed url="<https://www.youtube.com/watch?index=8&list=PLblZGyoIK7LoaODRn52pjFsqqiA46fGeg&v=EDpFKdBk-PM>" %}


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