# LP token staking

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**Please have a look here for detailed information:** [Technical whitepaper](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1w5FvSkhnWyHkHy7bvfz1IRrfpV247tkw/view)
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The LP token staking system is a dynamic, multi-reward system designed to incentivize users to provide liquidity and earn additional rewards. Here’s how it works:<br>

## Basic Liquidity mining

* Users who provide liquidity to liquidity pools receive LP tokens as a receipt that represent their share of the pool.
* These LP tokens can be staked at stabble to earn STB rewards.

## **Dynamic emission rates**

* The STB rewards are distributed across all liquidity pools based on the total amount of LP tokens staked and the weight assigned to each pool.
* The reward for each staker is calculated as:
* There are no fixed emissions per liquidity pool. Instead, the STB rewards are distributed dynamically based on the total weights of all pools.

## **Governance-managed emission weights**

* The weights assigned to each liquidity pool are managed dynamically by the stabble team. The weights determine the share of STB rewards a pool receives.
* In the future, these weights will be managed through a governance system, allowing the community to influence the reward distribution.

## **Multi-reward capability**

* The system allows for offering additional rewards on top of the STB rewards.
* Further, stakers can potentially earn double rewards if other reward tokens are configured for a specific liquidity pool.


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