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# How to Mint

* Click on Mint NFT button on the website or <https://burndapp.com/>
* Connect your wallet and make sure you’re on the Binance Smart Chain Network
* Select the number of NFTs you want to mint (max 10 per transaction)
* Click Mint and your NFTs will be added to your wallet
* Click on Stake NFT below to follow the link then select the amount of tokens to stake
* Click Stake, now you can stake your tokens thanks to the NFT and earn FBURN rewards!


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