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# How does sKCS.io work?

When users staked KCS with sKCS, they can receive a certain percentage of sKCS representing the stake, and the balance of sKCS can earn income and lending rewards in DeFi like KCS. **sKCS has no minimum deposit limit**.

#### **How does sKCS work?**

When staking: Stake KCS and get sKCS. The staking rate depends on the prevailing rate. When unstaking: Burn sKCS and get KCS back. The sKCS contract will complete this operation within 3-6 days of unstaking. After users’ withdrawal, they can exchange a certain percentage of KCS back.

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#### **Staking Requirement**

1⃣ Any KCS holder can participate in the staking and get sKCS staking Rewards. \
2⃣ No minimum amount is required. ​ \
3⃣ The amount of KCS is higher than 0. No need to be an integer. \
4⃣ You can stake and unstake KCS at any time.​


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