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# Vesting

### Vesting Staking Rewards

To vest esGS to GS on the staking page, you must click the vest button under the vesting section. Vesting convers esGS to GS linearly over 30 day. When initiating vesting, you must reserve the aggregate amount of GS, esGS and MP points used to earn the esGS. The UI will tell you how much is needed.

### Vesting Farm Rewards

To vest esGS to GS from a farm, you must click the vest button in the farm that you earned the esGS in. You will need to stake your GSLP position while you are vesting.

You can claim the rewards from the vesting vault at any time by withdrawing just be aware that it will also restart the vesting schedule for both staking and farming.


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