How to Stake, Unstake and Claim on Bitpont
Understand native staking, liquid staking receipts and delayed exits before committing SOL or ETH.
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Updated 27 October 2026
Enter the right product
- Inspect the position you receive.
Read whether the action creates a native stake position, mints a liquid staking token or deposits into another supported product. Confirm token or validator identity and the displayed fees.
- Review the amount and signing request.
Select the correct wallet, enter the amount and inspect the simulated changes where available. Do not spend the entire native balance if the operation or its exit requires network fees.
- Track the actual receipt.
Refresh the product and Portfolio after confirmation. A receipt token balance and its estimated underlying value can describe the same position. They should not be added together.
Choose an exit you can actually use
An instant swap of a liquid staking token uses market liquidity and a quoted price. Protocol unstaking follows the product’s own rules and may require a request, wait and later claim. Native stake deactivation can depend on epoch timing. These routes have different costs, timing and asset results.
For a supported delayed Marinade withdrawal, keep the ticket or claim reference. Pending withdrawal value is not immediately spendable SOL. Return to the same product and wallet, refresh the claim status and review a claim only when the protocol permits it. Avoid creating another request because the first one is still waiting.
Use staking receipts as collateral carefully
Only deposit a liquid staking token into a loan when that exact market accepts it. Borrowing introduces debt and liquidation exposure in addition to staking risk. A receipt’s liquidity and price relative to the underlying can change.