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# Liquidity Staking and Bonuses
## Liquidity Staking
With an active (locked) Bond, you can use it for liquidity staking by adding CAROL tokens from your Bond (immediately available quantity + 30%) + ETH to the pool. The Bond cannot be used partially, so if your Bond is 1.3 ETH, you'll need to add another 1.3 ETH for liquidity staking. The base yield for staking is 2% per 24 hours. The profit from liquidity staking is capped at 150% for each staking.
## Bonuses
Liquidity Bonus: +0.1% for every 25 ETH in the project's liquidity.
Personal Bonus: +0.1% to yield for each 1 ETH in your stake.
Hold Bonus: +0.1% for every 48 hours without claiming or withdrawing CAROL.
## Selling the Token
1. You can sell the available tokens on the platform using the SELL button in the staking tab -
2. You can sell CAROL tokens you claimed to your wallet directly on AMM BaseSwap:
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