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# Create New Staking DTP

## Video Guide

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1. **Start the Creation Process**

* Click on the **"Create DTP"** button to open the creation dialog.

2. **Enter Token Details**

* Provide the following metadata for your DTP token:
  * **Name** (e.g., "EigenStake DTP")
  * **Symbol** (e.g., "eDTP")
  * **Description** (brief overview of the DTP)
  * **Logo** (upload an image representing the DTP)
* Click **"Next"** to proceed.

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3. **Select an EigenLayer Operator**

* Choose an operator from the list of available EigenLayer Operators.
* You can either:
  * Run your own EigenLayer Operator, or
  * Partner with an existing operator to issue the DTP.

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4. **Sign & Deploy the DTP Contract**

* Confirm and sign the transaction to issue the DTP.
* Upon confirmation, the platform will deploy a new **iSAT contract**, which manages the newly issued DTP token.

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5. **View Your Issued DTP**

* Once deployed, the DTP will appear under the **"APP"** section on the frontend.

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