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# How to Participate in BTC Staking on Babylon Using UniSat Wallet

We support you in using UniSat Extension Wallet to participate in Babylon’s BTC staking activities, offering a seamless Bitcoin staking experience. This guide is for reference only. Participation in staking is at the user’s own discretion and responsibility.<br>

**Step 1: Prepare Your UniSat Wallet**

Please ensure that your UniSat Extension Wallet or UniSat App Wallet is updated to the latest version. Click this link to download or update: <https://unisat.io/download><br>

**Step 2: Access the Babylon DApp**

* Switch your network to Bitcoin Mainnet.
* Open the wallet menu at the bottom, click Discover (DApp Center), find Babylon, and click to enter.

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**Step 3: Participate in Babylon Phase 2 Staking**

1. After entering the Babylon Bitcoin Staking interface, you will see the **Babylon Bitcoin Staking Phase 2** page. Click the **Go to Babylon** button to proceed to the staking page.

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2. Click the **Connect Wallet** button in the top right corner. You will be prompted to connect your Bitcoin wallet address and your Babylon chain wallet address. Please select your **UniSat Wallet** for both.

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3. Choose the staking pool you want to participate in, enter the amount of BTC you wish to stake, confirm the amount, and click **Preview** to sign and complete the transaction.

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4. Once your staking is complete, you can view your staking history in the **Staking History** section.

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#### Tips：

* If the Babylon DApp entry is not showing in your UniSat wallet, please ensure your wallet is updated to the latest version.
* If you encounter any technical issues, we recommend contacting Babylon’s official support at <https://discord.com/invite/babylonglobal> or reaching out to us via our Discord: <http://discord.gg/unisat>
* Please make sure you fully understand the associated risks and terms before participating in staking.

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**For more information on Babylon BTC staking, please refer to their official documentation:** <https://docs.babylonlabs.io/guides/overview/bitcoin_staking/>

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