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# Stake WBTC via Ethereum

## 1. Enter [Babypie](https://www.babylon.magpiexyz.io/stake)

## 2. Connect your Wallet

* Hover to the top right corner of your page and connect your wallet

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## 3. Navigate to the "Stake" tab

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## 4. Select Ethereum to stake your WBTC

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## 5. Approve the stake of your WBTC into Babypie

* Select the amount of tokens to stake
* Approve (Approve infinity can be selected in case that users want to stake more tokens later)

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## 6. Stake your WBTC and mint mBTC

* Stake your WBTC into Babypie and automatically start accumulating Babypie Jewels
* WBTC depositors on Babypie accumulate 100 Babypie Jewels every hour for each mBTC minted

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