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Staking Tokens Guide

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Last updated 5 months ago

Staking is an essential part of securing the network and earning rewards. Follow these steps to stake your tokens on the Empe Testnet.

Steps:

  1. Open the Staking Page Go to the on Ping Pub.

  2. Review Validators Review the list of validators and their performance metrics.

  3. Delegate Tokens Click Delegate next to the validator you want to delegate your tokens to.

  4. Enter Stake Amount Enter the amount of tokens you wish to stake in the input field.

  5. Confirm the Transaction

    • Your wallet will prompt you to approve the transaction.

    • Ensure you have enough tokens to cover gas fees.

  6. Staking Successful Once the transaction is processed, your tokens are staked successfully.

Tips:

  • Regularly monitor your staking rewards.

  • Re-delegate if you want to switch validators.

  • Keep some tokens liquid for other transactions.

Staking Page