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# Liquid Staking

Atlantis provides liquid staking solutions on Monad, unlocking staked liquidity while enhancing yield with MEV rewards. Our integrated staking section allows users to earn rewards on their **MON** tokens while maintaining full liquidity for DeFi activities across the Atlantis ecosystem.

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## How Liquid Staking Works

Users can deposit **MON** tokens into Atlantis's, which automatically delegates tokens to a curated list of high-performing and reliable validators powered by [**aPriori**](https://www.apr.io/).

When users stake **MON** tokens through Atlantis, they receive **aprMON** tokens representing their share of the staking vault and accumulated rewards. **aprMON** serves as a liquid representation of staked **MON**, enabling users to participate in DeFi activities while earning staking rewards.

*Sounds complicated? It's really simple.*

### **Stake MON → Receive aprMON → Earn Rewards + Keep Liquidity**

1. **Deposit MON**: Stake your **MON** tokens through Atlantis
2. **Receive aprMON**: Get liquid staking tokens representing your staked position
3. **Earn Double**: Benefit from staking rewards + MEV-enhanced yield
4. **Stay Liquid**: Use **aprMON** on Atlantis

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Liquid Staking is live! Try it out [here](https://app.atlantisdex.xyz/stake-mon) and start staking your $MON today!
{% endhint %}


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