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# Token Trading

Tokens can be traded on either the Token Detail or Swap page. Transactions involve invoking functions like *mint() & burn()* or *deposit() & Redeem()*. When buying, users must submit a specific quantity of anchored tokens to the contract to complete the minting or depositing process. Conversely, when selling tokens, an equivalent amount of anchored tokens is automatically acquired from the contract.

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**Step One: Establish Connection**

Initiate the process by connecting your wallet and selecting the chain where the targeted token resides.

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**Step Two: Token Selection**

Choose the specific token you intend to buy or sell (upcoming tokens will only be tradable after their official trading time) and verify the information displayed.

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**Step Three: Trading Slippage Setting (Optional)**

Optionally, set the trading slippage tolerance to customize your trading preferences.&#x20;

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**Step Four: Confirm Transaction**

Review the transaction summary, then approve and confirm the transaction within your wallet for seamless execution.

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You can check your holdings in *Holding token* in *My Burve*

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