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# Stake Naming

Users tend to make a lot of stakes, with some having several hundred. Others create staking ladders, with stakes ending every month over a span of several years. 

Because of this, we have added the ability to assign a name to any of the stakes that you have created. This is a great way to set targets and have stakes for specific goals you have set for yourself, and easily be able to identify those stakes.

### **Examples**

Stake #101234    "New Watch Stake"

Stake #101235    "New Car Stake

Stake #101236    "New House Stake" 

Stake #101237    "Christmas Presents"<br>


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