# IDO Participation Instructions

### **Step 1:**

* Click <https://unisat.io/download> to install the wallet using Google Chrome
* Install the wallet plugin and create a wallet (the plugin is inside the extension plugin in the top right corner of Google Chrome)
* Transfer $BTC to the wallet you just created via an exchange or via another wallet (choose the BTC-bitcoin network)

### **Step 2:**

### **Here are the steps to participate in the Whitelist Sale:**

1. Click the **CONNECT WALLET** button to connect to your Unisat wallet.

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2. If you are on the whitelist, during the whitelist sale period, the **MINT** button will light up. You can click the **MINT** button to participate in the whitelist sale.

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3. If you are not on the whitelist, your interface will display as shown in the following image: A red box will indicate that you are not on the whitelist. You can switch to other addresses to check whether they are on the whitelist, or you can click the **CHECK WHITELIST** button again to verify whether the current address is on the whitelist.

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4. Next, you can enter the amount of BTC you wish to contribute to the whitelist sale and then click the **MINT** button.

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5. Click **Sign & Send** in your Unisat wallet.

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6. After successfully sending the BTC, wait a few seconds. The **Your Contribution** line will then display the amount of BTC you contributed to the IDO.

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