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# Step-by-Step Guide

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For an easier understanding of the Lympo Staking Platform, follow this step-by-step guide. 
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**Step 1:** Make sure you have Lympo NFTs and $SPORT in your wallet. Connect your wallet to the Lympo NFT platform.

**Step 2:** Visit the Lympo NFT Staking section and enable access to Lympo NFT collections and $SPORT token.

**Step 3:** Stake your NFTs in the Contender I pool and choose the amount of $SPORT you want to stake with your Athlete NFTs. Note that minimum amount of $SPORT for staking is 2000. 

**Step 4:** Earn and collect rewards continuously or un-stake and utilize your NFTs elsewhere at any time. If you wish to unstake, you can select NFTs you want to unstake or unstake them all at once. It is important that you maintain the minimum amount of $SPORT staked if you wish to unstake selected NFTs. Rewards can be collected at any given time while staking or when unstaking. 


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