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# Getting Started

## 1. Get a wallet

Loopad works with every major wallet:

* **Browser extensions** — MetaMask, OKX, Bitget, Rabby and any EIP-6963 wallet are detected automatically.
* **Mobile** — tap **Connect → WalletConnect** and approve from your wallet app.

Connecting automatically targets **Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663)** — your wallet will offer to add/switch to it.

## 2. Get ETH on Robinhood Chain

Gas and launches are paid in **ETH on Robinhood Chain**. Two ways in:

* Use the built-in [**Bridge**](/product/bridge.md) — move ETH or USDC from Ethereum, Base or Arbitrum; it lands as ETH on Robinhood Chain, usually in seconds.
* Withdraw directly to Robinhood Chain from an exchange that supports it.

Fees on Robinhood Chain are tiny — a fraction of a cent per transaction. A few dollars of ETH goes a long way.

## 3. Trade or launch

* **The Board** shows every live token: price, market cap, volume, how much has been looped back and burned, and progress toward the $69K graduation milestone.
* Open any token to **buy/sell**, see the chart and live trades, and watch the buyback pot fill up.
* Or [launch your own token](/product/launch-a-token.md) — one transaction, \~$4K starting market cap, tradeable instantly.


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