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# Pinned tokens

Starting with **My Wallet 4.7**, you can pin your favorite tokens to the top of the **Assets** tab.

## How to pin a token

1. Open **Wallet → Assets**.
2. Open Quick Token Actions (on mobile, **tap and hold** a token; on desktop, **right-click** a token).
3. Tap **Pin**.

## How to unpin a token

Repeat the same steps and choose **Unpin**.

{% hint style="info" %}
Staking positions may be pinned automatically. You can unpin them if needed.
{% endhint %}

Pinned tokens only affect the way assets are displayed in the app.

## See also

See: [Quick Token Actions](/intro/key-features/quick-token-actions-in-my-wallet.md).


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