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# How to maximize your cryptocurrency income

If you want to not just store crypto but also earn extra income, there are proven ways to do so.

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#### Staking through Tonstakers 

Staking is a passive way of earning money where you get paid to keep your network running.

**Steps:**

1. Go to the [Tonstakers](https://tonstakers.com/) website.
2. Connect your TON wallet.
3. Choose a validator from the available list.
4. Delegate your TON tokens to the pool.
5. Receive a percentage of the total profit.
   * Remuneration is accrued on a regular basis.
   * Your funds remain under your control, you can withdraw them at any time.

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#### 2. Adding liquidity through Ston.fi 

[Ston.fi](https://ston.fi/) allows you to earn money by providing liquidity for trades and get a share of the commissions.

**Steps:**

1. Log in to the [Ston.fi](https://ston.fi/) platform.
2. Connect your wallet.
3. Select a liquidity pool (for example, TON/USDT).
4. Add your tokens to the pool.
5. Earn commissions from trades.
   * Your income depends on the volume of trades and the size of the pool.

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#### Conclusion 

* Staking is suitable for those who want a stable passive income without the need for active participation.
* Adding liquidity is beneficial for those who are ready to work with DeFi platforms and get more profit from trading.


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