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How to Stake & Unstake FAF

Step by Step Guide

Connect Your Wallet

First things first - hit that "Get Started!" button in the top right corner and connect your preferred Solana wallet (Phantom, Solflare, etc.).

Get Some FAF (If You Need It)

Don't have FAF yet? No worries!

  1. Click on the "Swap" tab (full walkthrough: How to Swap Tokens)

  2. Enter how much USDC, SOL, etc... you want to swap for FAF

  3. Set your slippage tolerance (usually Auto works fine)

  4. Hit "Connect Wallet" if you haven't already

  5. Confirm the swap and you're good to go!

Staking Your FAF

Navigate to Staking

  1. Click on the "Token" tab in the main navigation

  2. This takes you straight to the FAF Staking page

Stake Your Tokens

  1. In the "Enter Amount" field, type how much FAF you want to stake

  2. Click the "Stake" button

  3. Confirm the transaction in your wallet

You're now earning your share of protocol revenue.


Unstaking Your FAF

1

Initiate Unstake

  1. Stay on the Token Staking page

  2. Click the "Unstake" tab

  3. Enter the amount you want to unstake

  4. Click "Unstake"

  5. Confirm with your wallet

2

What Happens Next

Once you initiate an unstake:

  1. Tokens unlock linearly over 90 days — Based on seconds elapsed, not calendar days

  2. You keep earning revenue share — Proportional to your remaining locked stake

  3. Adjustments every 6 hours — Your unlocked balance and revenue share update alongside the regular revenue distribution crank

Example

If you unstake 900 FAF:

Day
FAF Still Locked
Revenue Share

0

900

100%

30

600

66%

60

300

33%

90

0

Fully Unlocked

3

Withdraw Unlocked Tokens

As tokens unlock, you can withdraw them from the staking interface. Check back periodically to claim your unlocked FAF.

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Important Notes


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