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# How to unstake C98 on Coin98 Staking website
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Coin98 is upgrading to Staking V2 and will no longer accept new deposits/stakes for the current version of staking. Please withdraw your staked assets before Jan 30 2025
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### How to unstake C98 on Coin98 Extension
**Step 1:** Go to **Staking** or **Pending Claim**
**Step 2**:
* If **Unstake** button is active, you can select which packages you want to unstake.
* If **Unstake** button is inactive, you have to wait up to 15 days to unstake your staking package.
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If you unstake before the expiration date of your package, you will only earn a fixed 2.0% floating interest rate, no matter what types of staking plans you chose
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**Step 3**: Preview the summary of your staking → Click **Confirm** to Unstake
**Step 5**: Back to **Unstaked** to view your cards.
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