> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://stakit.gitbook.io/stakit-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://stakit.gitbook.io/stakit-docs/beta-testing.md).

# Beta-Testing

- [Sign Up](https://stakit.gitbook.io/stakit-docs/beta-testing/sign-up.md): To unlock all the ways you can earn rewards with Stakit, simply create a user account!
- [User Dashboard](https://stakit.gitbook.io/stakit-docs/beta-testing/user-dashboard.md): The user dashboard gives you easy access to your profile settings.
- [Staking](https://stakit.gitbook.io/stakit-docs/beta-testing/user-dashboard/staking.md): This page is where you can easily stake and unstake your assets. It's the heart of Stakit. Your central hub for tracking rewards and managing your ordinals.
- [Raids](https://stakit.gitbook.io/stakit-docs/beta-testing/user-dashboard/raids.md): Participating in raids not only boosts engagement for your favorite project on social media but also earns you rewards, which you can later spend in the Item Shop.
- [Item Shop](https://stakit.gitbook.io/stakit-docs/beta-testing/user-dashboard/item-shop.md): The Item Shop allows you to spend your collected staking rewards in exchange for items that the project's team offers.
- [Quests](https://stakit.gitbook.io/stakit-docs/beta-testing/user-dashboard/quests.md): Quests are used to incentivize using different functionalities of our platform. Almost every action you can do has a quest associated to it so we can reward you even more!
- [Set up Staking](https://stakit.gitbook.io/stakit-docs/beta-testing/stakingsetup.md)
- [Points](https://stakit.gitbook.io/stakit-docs/beta-testing/stakingsetup/points.md): Points are off-chain and exist exclusively on Stakit. Using Points does not incur any additional fees when deploying or delegating making them a convenient and efficient way to reward your users.
- [Runes](https://stakit.gitbook.io/stakit-docs/beta-testing/stakingsetup/runes.md): Runes are tokens deployed on the Bitcoin blockchain, often carrying monetary value. Transactions involving runes incur a fee, similar to other blockchain-based assets.
- [BRC-20](https://stakit.gitbook.io/stakit-docs/beta-testing/stakingsetup/brc-20.md): BRC-20 tokens are a type of token standard built on the Bitcoin blockchain, that leverages Bitcoin's Ordinals protocol.
- [Bitcoin](https://stakit.gitbook.io/stakit-docs/beta-testing/stakingsetup/bitcoin.md): Reward your community with Bitcoin!
- [Alkanes](https://stakit.gitbook.io/stakit-docs/beta-testing/stakingsetup/alkanes.md): Alkanes are coming to Stakit!
- [Token Staking](https://stakit.gitbook.io/stakit-docs/beta-testing/stakingsetup/token-staking.md): Stake tokens to get more tokens.
- [Creator Dashboard](https://stakit.gitbook.io/stakit-docs/beta-testing/creator-dashboard.md): The place to manage all your collections.
- [Raids](https://stakit.gitbook.io/stakit-docs/beta-testing/creator-dashboard/raids.md): If you’re looking to boost your project’s social presence, raids are the most effective way to rally your community. Remember, strength lies in numbers!
- [Item Shop](https://stakit.gitbook.io/stakit-docs/beta-testing/creator-dashboard/item-shop.md): Using the Item Shop is a great way to incentivize community engagement and reward your members with virtually anything you choose.
- [Tokenomics](https://stakit.gitbook.io/stakit-docs/beta-testing/creator-dashboard/tokenomics.md)
- [FAQ](https://stakit.gitbook.io/stakit-docs/beta-testing/faq.md)
- [Get in Touch](https://stakit.gitbook.io/stakit-docs/beta-testing/get-in-touch.md)


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