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# Flexible Staking

## How to use the Flexible Staking option

1. Go to [Staking ](https://exchange.abstradex.xyz/pools)page
2. Connect to your wallet. Choose your wallet and connect.
3. Choose the "**Stake ABS Stake, Earn – And more!**" Pool and click the **Enable** button. 

   Your wallet will ask you to confirm the action.
4.  The new window will appear with **Flexible** and **Locked**. Click the button to bring up the staking menu.

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5. If you choose **Flexible**, press the button and the **Stake in Pool** window will appear, enter the amount of ABS you wish to stake, click **Confirm,** and confirm the transaction in your wallet.

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6. Check and track information in the pool you have staked such as Number of ABS Staked, Recent ABS profit&#x20;

{% hint style="warning" %}
Note: **Unstaking fee: 0.1%** (Only applies within 3 days of staking. Unstaking after 3 days will not include a fee. Timer resets every time you stake new ABS in the pool)
{% endhint %}

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You will also easily convert to **Fixed-Term Staking** by clicking on **Convert to Lock.**


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