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# Comment utiliser l'option Flexible Staking

Cette page explique comment staker dans le nouveau CAKE Syrup Pool avec l'option de Staking Flexible.

1\. Rendez-vous sur la page Pools [ici](https://pancakeswap.finance/pools).

2\. Connectez-vous à votre portefeuille compatible BNB Smart Chain en cliquant sur le bouton **Connect** (en haut à droite).

3\. Choisissez votre portefeuille et connectez-vous.

4\. Choisissez le CAKE Syrup Pool et cliquez sur le bouton **Enable**. Votre portefeuille vous demandera de confirmer l'action.

5\. Le bouton **Enable** devrait maintenant être remplacé par **Flexible** et Locked. Cliquez sur le bouton pour afficher le menu de staking.

![Notez que les valeurs réelles varieront](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pancakeswap/pancake-document/en/.gitbook/assets/Stake%20-%20before%20enable.png)

6\. Pour le Staking Flexible, cliquez simplement sur **Flexible**, ce qui présentera une nouvelle fenêtre ; entrez le montant de CAKE que vous souhaitez staker, cliquez sur **Confirm** et confirmez la transaction dans votre portefeuille.

Vous souhaitez convertir votre staking flexible en staking à terme fixe pour gagner plus de CAKE ? Cliquez simplement sur **Convert to Lock** et choisissez la durée pendant laquelle vous souhaitez verrouiller votre CAKE.

![Notez que les valeurs réelles varieront](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pancakeswap/pancake-document/en/.gitbook/assets/cake-pool-flex-convert.png)


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