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# Staking

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When you own MORA, you have many ways to make more profits and Staking is one way of them. You just need to deposit the amount of MORA you want into Staking pools and receive aMORA as proof of this. So what are the benefits for you?

* Earn 0.07% of trading fee.
* Be discount 10% in total trading fee when stakers trade.
* Have the rights to vote in governance.
* Be shared other revenue sources of the project.

### How to stake <a href="#set-up-metamask-with-aurora-mainnet" id="set-up-metamask-with-aurora-mainnet"></a>

1. Go to [Staking Page](https://moraswap.com/stake) and make sure that you connected your wallet on Neon chain.

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2. Enter the amount of MORA you’d like to stake, you can also use MAX button to max out.

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3. If this is your first time staking MORA on Moraswap, you will need an approval from your wallet to begin the process. Click on "**Approve**". This will prompt a transaction to approve our smart contracts handling your MORA tokens.
4. After that, click on the “**Confirm Staking**” button and confirm the transaction asked by your wallet.

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5. Now, sleep while waiting for collected trading fee.

### How to unstake <a href="#set-up-metamask-with-aurora-mainnet" id="set-up-metamask-with-aurora-mainnet"></a>

1. Go to [Staking Page](https://moraswap.com/stake) and make sure that you connected your wallet on Neon chain.
2. Change to “**Unstake**” tab.

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3. Enter the amount of xMORA you’d like to unstake, you can also use MAX button to max out.

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4. After that, click on the “**Confirm Withdrawal**” button and confirm the transaction asked by your wallet.

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