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# Unstake

In the event where users decides to unstake:

1. **Full Unstake**

* Their IDO qualification will be forfeited.
* Not able to claim tokens even you had contributed, if unstake is performed before project TGE.
* A 15-day time lock will be initiated and tokens will only be available to withdraw after 15 days have elapsed.
* Should the user decides to proceed with an emergency withdrawal (bypassing the timelock), the user will incur a penalty of 30% of the total staked amount.

2. **Partial Unstake:**

* Users can now choose to partially unstake a portion of their staked tokens.
* Upon partial unstake, the user's tier will be recalculated based on the remaining staked amount.
* If the staked amount falls below the required threshold, users will not be able to claim tokens, even if they have contributed, if the partial unstake is performed before the project’s TGE.
* The same 15-day time lock applies to the partially unstaked amount, and tokens will only be available for withdrawal after this period has elapsed.
* Users can restake the partially unstaked amount back at any time.
* Should the user decide to proceed with an emergency withdrawal for the partially unstaked amount (bypassing the time lock), a penalty of 30% of the total partially unstaked amount will apply.

This addition allows more flexibility for users while maintaining the staking tier requirements and associated conditions.


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