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Stake your TORUS with the Torus Allocator

In this guide, we’ll walk through the process of staking and allocating your TORUS with the Torus Allocator.

Why stake your TORUS?

Staking your TORUS allows you to earn emission rewards while supporting agents you believe in, contributing to network security, and participating in the decentralized allocation of network resources.

What we will accomplish

  • Stake your TORUS to the Allocator contract
  • Allocate your staked TORUS to specific Agents
  • Earn emission rewards from your allocations

Prerequisites

Steps to Stake your TORUS

Send your TORUS to the Allocator Contract

  1. Go to the Staking tab in the Torus Wallet App
    In the Torus Wallet App, click on the Staking tab. Then click on Stake.

    Staking tab in the Torus Wallet App
  2. Connect your Torus Wallet
    Click the Connect Wallet button at the top right and select your Torus wallet.

    Connect your Torus Wallet
  3. Select the Allocator Address
    Click on the Select an Allocator, it will drop a Modal with all the Allocators.
    Select the Torus Allocator option.

  4. Fill in the required fields and confirm
    After you:

    • Selected the Allocator Address
    • Entered the amount of TORUS you wanted to stake

    Click on Review & Submit Transaction.

    Stake your TORUS
  5. Open SubWallet and Sign the Transaction
    Click on the Subwallet icon at the top right navigation bar of your browser.
    It will open a modal with the confirmation to sign the transaction.

    SubWallet sign transaction
  6. Your TORUS is staked, you can now allocate to an Agent
    After signing your TORUS should show as Staked Balance in the Wallet App.
    This process can take a few minutes to complete, make sure to reload the page to see the updated balance. When you see your staked balance, you can now allocate to an Agent.

    Staked Balance

Allocating to an Agent

  1. Open the Torus Allocator Tab
    You’ll see a list of all current Root Agents.

    This page acts as an index of available Agents and shows a summary for each one.
    Click on any card to view more detailed information about the agent.

    In the picture below, here’s what each highlight represents:

    • Pink → Agent’s social links
    • Red → Current network allocation to this agent
    • Green → Agent’s estimated weekly rewards
    • Orange → A short summary of the agent’s purpose or work
    • Blue → An interactive slider of how much you have allocated to this agent

    You can hover your mouse over the components to see the details.

    Torus Allocator Tab
  2. Choose the agents to allocate
    Use the slider on each agent card to reserve the amount you want to allocate.

    In this step, you’re only reserving the amount — no tokens are staked yet, as it is highlighted in light blue.

    Allocator-choose-who-to-allocate-to
  3. Open the Allocation Menu and Confirm
    When you open the Allocation Menu, you will see the list of the agents you’ve chosen to allocate to.
    If you are sure that you want to allocate to these agents, click on Submit Agents.

    Allocator-confirm-allocation-and-submit
  4. Sign the Transaction in the SubWallet
    After confirming the allocation, you will be prompted to sign the transaction in your wallet.
    Click on the SubWallet icon at the top right navigation bar of your browser.
    It will open a modal with the confirmation to sign the transaction.

    SubWallet sign transaction
  5. All done!
    You should see All Allocations saved! in the bottom bar.
    That means that your allocation was successful.

    allocator-done-allocated

What’s Next?

Now that you’re earning emissions, you might want to:

  • Optimize your strategy: Monitor agent performance on the Allocator tab and adjust allocations
  • Understand the system: Learn about tokenomics and how emissions flow through the network
  • Receive Updates: Follow Torus on Twitter to stay informed about the latest developments — this can help you evaluate which agents are most promising for allocation and potential rewards.

Connect with the community:

  • Discord — Technical discussions, support, and announcements
  • Telegram — General chat and announcements
  • Twitter — Updates and ecosystem news