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How to move your staking position tokens from the AdEx staking portal to your Ambire Wallet

Alexander
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When you stake ADX tokens to our staking portal, you receive the so-called Proof-of-stake (staking position) tokens. If you're a Loyalty pool staker, you receive ADX-LOYALTY tokens, and if you've staked to the Validator Tom pool, your PoS tokens are called ADX-STAKING. 

In order to move your ADX-STAKING and/or ADX-LOYALTY tokens to your Ambire Wallet account, simply follow the steps below. 

If you staked with MetaMask 

Step 1: Open the MetaMask account you have used to stake your ADX tokens, scroll down to the bottom of the window and click on "import tokens":

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Step 2: Select "Custom Token" and paste the contract address of your PoS tokens:

  • For ADX-STAKING: 0xb6456b57f03352be48bf101b46c1752a0813491a
  • For ADX-LOYALTY: 0xd9a4cb9dc9296e111c66dfacab8be034ee2e1c2c

Then click on the "Add Custom Token" button.

 

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Step 3: Once you see the amount of ADX-STAKED or ADX-LOYALTY tokens you have in your wallet, click on the "Import tokens" button.

NOTE: Keep in mind that your ADX-STAKING/ ADX-LOYALTY balance is different from your ADX tokens balance. This is because your PoS tokens represent your share in the staking pool, and they are not equivalent to ADX tokens.

 

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Step 4: You will be able to see the ADX-STAKED tokens in your assets list in Metamask. 

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Step 5: All you need to do now is send your ADX-Staking tokens from Metamask to your Ambire Wallet address on the Ethereum network. 

 

If you staked with Trezor or Ledger

If you used a hardware wallet to stake your tokens, you can simply connect it to Metamask: 

Step 1: Log in to your MetaMask account.

Step 2: Select the icon on the top-right corner

Step 3: Select Connect Hardware Wallet

Step 4: Choose ledger or trezor

Step 5: Click connect

Step 6: Select an account you want to interact with (note: MetaMask can only have one account connected and accessible at any given time)

Step 7: Scroll up this page and follow the instructions for staking with MetaMask. 

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Note: If you're using a Hardware Wallet and it's not connected to MetaMask, you can also use MyCrypto (click here for tutorials) or MyEtherWallet (click here for tutorials).

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