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# quick start

## For traders

1. Install or open an EVM-compatible wallet.
2. Add or select Robinhood Chain.
3. Fund the wallet with ETH for gas and the supported trading asset.
4. Open the official PEEPS.WTF application.
5. Connect your wallet and review the token page.
6. Enter the amount, review fees and slippage, then confirm the transaction.

## For creators

1. Connect an EVM-compatible wallet.
2. Choose **Launch a Token**.
3. Add the token name, ticker, image, description and official links.
4. Review immutable and editable fields carefully.
5. Review launch fees, creator earnings and graduation conditions.
6. Approve the transaction and publish the token page.
7. Build the community and communicate transparently.

{% hint style="danger" %}
Never share your seed phrase or private key. PEEPS support, moderators and admins will never ask for them.
{% endhint %}


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