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# Set up Staking
Let us guide you through the process of **setting up your own staking pool,** tailored to your project.
Managing multiple projects? No problem, you can launch a seperate pool for each one.
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***Disclaimer: Once you choose a reward type and set up your collection, currently there is no way to change the reward type without deploying a new pool.***
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### Register your Collection profile
* Click **"Creator Dashboard"** in the top right corner of your screen and log in with your **project's X account.**
* Once logged in, you'll be prompted to set up a new **two-factor authentication (2FA)** for your creator account to add **extra security,** because protecting your account comes first. **Scan the QR code** using your **Google Authenticator** app and enter your code.
* You can **share this 2FA code** with other **trusted members** of your team that will help you manage your collection on Stakit.
* ***Disclaimer: Whoever has access to this code, has access to all actions when it comes to collection management. Make sure you only share this with people you trust!***
* Upload your **project's image**, enter your **project's name**, and write a **brief description** of what you’re building. Don’t forget to **fill in the referral code** and link your **social media pages** to maximize visibility! (Connecting X is required)
## Metadata
* Arguably the trickiest part of setting up your **staking pool** is getting the **metadata** right.
* We’ll provide example codes below—just **replace the necessary details** like `id`, `name`, `attributes`, `description` and `ipfs` (if required). If you don't use ipfs source for images, you don't have to add any extra lines to the code.
{% file src="/files/VcUWJFg0RAmkNlKH1tIh" %}
{% file src="/files/5gxYaIBE6MF4ZXUDwZTj" %}
{% file src="/files/zVGmtvFJkWMYdZzksHgC" %}
{% file src="/files/4ulF7SBojVTvlSKpYCOk" %}
* Customize your code, input it into **Stakit**, and **ensure your collection size matches the exact number of inscriptions** in your collection.
* Once you **paste the edited code****,** it should look something like this:
* Now, let's set up the **reward distribution system.** Choosing the correct reward type is very important. Click the option you are interested in and follow the steps to **setup your staking pool.**
* Currently, we offer 3 types of rewards. o**ff-chain** Points and o**n-chain** Runes and BRC-20s.
* **Off-chain** points exist only within Stakit, while **on-chain** Runes and BRC-20s are tokens deployed directly on the Bitcoin blockchain, potentially holding monetary value.
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