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# sSPELL

## sSPELL - Staked SPELL tokens

After navigating to the **SPELL Staking** page (**Stake → SPELL**), you will see the option to select **sSPELL** at the top.

Keep in mind that while **mSPELL** is available on multiple chains, staking **SPELL** for **sSPELL** is only possible on the **Ethereum Mainnet**.

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## Stake & Unstake:

Users can choose to either **Stake** or **Unstake**, as shown above. Clicking either button will open a popup window, allowing them to either add **SPELL** tokens to their position or withdraw them.

Please note that all **sSPELL** tokens are subject to a **24-hour lock-up period**. This means that whenever a user deposits **SPELL** tokens, they will not be able to unstake them for the next **24 hours**.

## Ratio Frame:

In the top right corner of the screen, users can view the **sSPELL-SPELL ratio**. As more fees accumulate, the value of **1 sSPELL** will increase, representing a growing amount of **SPELL** over time.

{% hint style="info" %}
Bear in mind that this is how rewards for staking SPELL are distributed: the increasing of the value of sSPELL tokens in terms of SPELL tokens!
{% endhint %}

## Staking APR:

The staking APR is variable and is determined by looking at the last 30 days of DAO revenue. 

Do not send tokens directly to the contract, they will be lost. For more information on the **SPELL** and **sSPELL** tokens visit [Tokenomics](/learn/tokens/tokenomics.md).


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