> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://kerneldao.gitbook.io/kernel/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://kerneldao.gitbook.io/kernel/getting-started/kernel-deprecated/editor.md).

# Restaking guides

## Kernel Restaking User Guide

These guides will walk you through how BNB holders and LST holders can restake, withdraw, and earn rewards on the Kernel Web App.

### Restaking

**Restaking** is the process of depositing liquid staking tokens (LSTs) and BNB tokens into the Kernel smart contracts. At this time, the protocol supports the following tokens:

* slisBNB
* BNB (clisBNBpool)
* BNB (Binance Coin)
* BNBx
* asBNB
* SBTC
* BTCB
* SolvBTC
* SolvBTC.BBN
* uniBTC
* MBTC
* stBTC
* pumpBTC

The protocol plans to support additional liquid staking tokens in the future. If you would like to introduce your LST to the Kernel community, please reach out to us here.

### Restaking Options

1. **BNB Restaking**: Directly restake your BNB tokens through Kernel.
2. **LST Restaking**: Deposit supported LSTs to participate in Kernel's restaking ecosystem.
3. **BTC Restaking**: Restake your BTC assets (on Binanace chain) through Kernel.


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