# Getting Started

## Create Wallet

To start using the Tokenomy platform, you must first create a wallet. You can use a popular wallet like [Metamask](https://metamask.io/download/) or [Rabby Wallet](https://rabby.io/). If you already have one, you can connect it to create an account on Tokenomy. This applies to other web3 wallets that we support as well. For the latest updates on which web3 wallets we support, please follow our social media channels.

## Gas Fee

Since Tokenomy is a DApp, you'll also need gas fees to interact on the platform. Tokenomy DApps are built on the Base network, so Ethereum tokens (ETH) on Base are required for gas fees. You can get ETH on the Base network from centralized exchanges like [Indodax](https://indodax.com/) or other exchanges that support it. Alternatively, you can utilize other platforms such as bridges or DEXs to obtain it.

## TEN Token

Tokenomy's products are tied to the TEN token as the access key. Hence, you'll need TEN tokens from the Base network to use our products. You can buy TEN on the Base network from [Indodax](https://indodax.com/) or Base DEXs.

## USDC

If you plan to use Launchpad, you'll need to prepare USDC tokens on the Base network as well for investments. We recommend having these tokens ready before diving into the Tokenomy platform. You can buy USDC on the Base network from centralized exchanges like [Indodax](https://indodax.com/) or other exchanges that support it. Alternatively, you can utilize other platforms such as bridges or DEXs.


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