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# Deposit NECT into the liquid stability pool.

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1. Go to the Pool section of the Beraborrow [dApp](https://app.beraborrow.com/).&#x20;

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2. In the Deposit NECT section, input the amount of NECT you wish to deposit.

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3. From the Potential Composition section you can see the potential composition your NECT deposit will equate too.

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4. When you are ready click Deposit then approve and sign transactions from your wallet.

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You have now deposited NECT into the liquid stability pool and are earning yield from liquidations and protocol fees! You have received sNECT, a receipt token that can be used for yield-stacking strategies and arbitrage opportunities.


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