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# Staking

To foster a healthy ecosystem, we offer IMT Staking Program, providing various rewards based on staking amounts and durations.

## IMT Staking

* Access the IMT staking via [stake.immortalrising2.com](https://stake.immortalrising2.com/).
* IMT tokens can be staked on the Immutable zkEVM network, the blockchain network that the Immortal Rising 2 game runs on.

### How to Stake

1. **Connect Wallet**: Use your Immutable Passport to connect your wallet to the IMT Staking platform.
2. **Enter Amount**: Input the number of IMT tokens you wish to stake. Ensure you have sufficient tokens in your wallet for staking.
3. **Approve**: Confirm the approve transaction within your wallet interface. This will grant permission to the staking contract.
4. **Execute Stake**: After approval, finalize the process by clicking "Stake" and sending the transaction to complete staking. Staked IMTs will then begin accruing rewards immediately.

### Unstaking

* To unstake your tokens, you must first initiate the **'Cooldown'**.
* Once initiated, **the cooldown period will last for 3.5 days**.
* After the cooldown period completes, **you have a 3-day window to finalize your unstaking**.
* If you do not unstake within this 3-day window, you must start the cooldown process again.


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