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# Withdraw NECT from the liquid stability pool.

You can withdraw from the Liquid Stability Pool at any time. Upon withdrawal, you can choose to receive your assets entirely in NECT or as a basket of assets backing the pool.

When withdrawing, you are burning your sNECT tokens in exchange for a proportional share of the pool’s assets.

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1. Click on the Withdraw tab.

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2. From the Burn sNECT section, enter the amount of sNECT you wish to burn.

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3. From the Composition Withdrawn you can choose your withdrawal composition (withdraw entirely in one asset or as a mix of assets).

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

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You have successfully withdrawn assets from the Liquid Stability Pool, and your sNECT tokens have been burned.


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