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# Come usare l'opzione di Staking Flessibile

Questa pagina spiega come fare staking nel nuovo CAKE Syrup Pool con l'opzione di Staking Flessibile.

1\. Vai alla pagina Pools [qui](https://pancakeswap.finance/pools).

2\. Connetti il tuo portafoglio compatibile con BNB Smart Chain cliccando il pulsante **Connect** (in alto a destra).

3\. Scegli il tuo portafoglio e connettiti.

4\. Scegli il CAKE Syrup Pool e clicca il pulsante **Enable**. Il tuo portafoglio ti chiederà di confermare l'azione.

5\. Il pulsante **Enable** dovrebbe ora essere sostituito da **Flexible** e Locked. Clicca il pulsante per aprire il menu di staking.

![Tieni presente che i valori effettivi varieranno](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pancakeswap/pancake-document/en/.gitbook/assets/Stake%20-%20before%20enable.png)

6\. Per lo Staking Flessibile premi semplicemente **Flexible**, che ti presenterà una nuova finestra; inserisci la quantità di CAKE che vuoi mettere in staking, clicca **Confirm** e conferma la transazione nel tuo portafoglio.

Vuoi convertire il tuo staking flessibile in staking a termine fisso per guadagnare più CAKE? Clicca semplicemente **Convert to Lock** e scegli per quanto tempo vuoi bloccare i tuoi CAKE.

![Tieni presente che i valori effettivi varieranno](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pancakeswap/pancake-document/en/.gitbook/assets/cake-pool-flex-convert.png)


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