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# Staking

**What is Staking?**&#x20;

Staking is simply understood as locking cryptocurrencies to earn rewards. In Faraland, staking rewards will be in the form of tokens, items, etc.

**How to stake $FARA?**

Faraland is an innovative project that is focused on developing an exciting and interactive play to earn Game. The staking pool of Faraland is one way of how  $FARA Token holders can grow their wealth. There will be two options for staking, users can participate in LP Staking ($BNB-$FARA) or join single token staking with $FARA.

**Where to stake $FARA?**

Users can stake their tokens under the \[STAKE] section of the Faraland homepage (faraland.io).

**Why stake $FARA?**

Users will receive many rewards when staking at the same time, which are:

1. Experience points to level up their NFT Heroes.&#x20;
2. NFT items for Faraland heroes
3. More $FARA tokens
4. Participation in IDOs on FaraStarter – Faraland’s own launchpad for promising new projects – (coming soon)


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