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# Purchase tokens

**Acquire Challenge Tokens**

1. **Buy Ether ($ETH):** As the primary currency of Ethereum, $ETH is used for transaction fees and Challenge Tournaments entry fees. Purchase $ETH from reputable exchanges like Coinbase, Binance, or Kraken.
2. **Purchase $Challenge Token (launching soon):** With $ETH in your wallet, proceed to Uniswap, a decentralized exchange, to exchange $ETH for $CHALLENGE.GG tokens. This process is straightforward:
   * Visit: TO BE LAUNCHED.
   * Connect your MetaMask wallet.
   * Select $ETH as input and $Challenge Token as output.
   * Enter the desired amount, click 'Swap', and confirm the transaction in MetaMask.


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