To unstake your liquid staking tokens, you typically need to follow these steps: Step 1: Access the dApp platform where you have initially staked your tokens. Step 2: Look for the "Unstake" option to redeem your underlying tokens. Choose the amount of tokens you wish to unstake. Some platforms may allow you to unstake all your tokens simultaneously, while others may require you to unstake in smaller increments. Stader allows you to unstake your tokens at once. Step 3: Confirm your request to unstake the chosen amount of tokens. Depending on the network/blockchain, a waiting period might be known as the "unbonding period" before you can fully withdraw your tokens. This period is set to ensure the network's security and varies depending on the blockchain. Checking the transaction [gas] fees before unstaking your liquid tokens is also beneficial. Step 4: Allow the platform to complete the unstaking process. During the unbonding period, your staked tokens won’t be immediately available for withdrawal, but you will receive them after the period elapses. Because in the unbonding time, your staked tokens are locked and inaccessible after initiating the unstaking process. Step 5: Once the unbonding period ends, the staked tokens will be released, and you can go to the "Withdraw" option on Stader. You can also go to one of the Decentralized Exchanges (DEXes), where a Liquidity Pool for the LST and the underlying asset has been set. You could immediately swap your liquid staked tokens for your native asset without delay or an unbonding period. You will have to check the depth of the liquidity and the price impact of your swap, as well as consider gas fees and the time it takes in each chain to validate the transaction. Remember that the steps and options for unstaking may vary depending on the blockchain and liquidity provider you use for liquid staking. Always review the platform's guidelines and user instructions for a smooth unstaking process.