# Tutorials

## In this article

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Log In to the Mobile App&#x20;(The PC version can be used as a reference as well.)&#x20;Since the platform operates on the Base chain,please make&#x20;sure your wallet is preloaded with: USDC tokens (for transactions)&#x20;Ethereum (ETH) (for gas fees)

You can open the referral link in any Web3 wallet&#x20;that supports the Base chain. In this guide, we’ll\
use Binance Wallet as an example to demonstrate&#x20;the process.&#x20;

### Access the Platform and Buy LPH

In Binance Wallet, tap“Discover”and enter the ComFox&#x20;invitation link in the search bar. Make sure the URL is&#x20;correct — the only official site is comfox.ai.

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Tap the wallet icon, select “Browser Wallet”to&#x20;connect your wallet, and switch to the Base\
Mainnet network.

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On the“Home”page, select the project you want to&#x20;mint. Switch to the“Buy”tab, enter the amount of\
USDC you want to spend, and swap it for the&#x20;corresponding amount of LPH. Confirm the transaction\
on-chain to complete the swap.

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### Mint\&Swap

Tokens generated from the liquidity pool can&#x20;be exchanged for USDC via the \[Sell] tab on&#x20;the platform. Simply enter the amount of&#x20;tokens you wish to swap, click “Estimate,”and confirm the transaction on-chain to&#x20;complete the exchange.

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