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# Buy & Trade Agent coins

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Buy Agentic coins

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In order  to purchase any Agentic coin, just type the amount you want to spend ( assuming that first you have funds in your wallet, or you have deposited to your account) and you will get the quote ( the amount of Agentic coins you will receive ), and press Buy Order, it's that simple\
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You would need to confirm the Tx once in your wallet

## Sell Agentic coins

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In order to sell, you simply have to choose the percentage or the amount you wish to sell, and choose the receiving currency ( OBI, BNB, USDT). \
You would need to first authorize the transaction on your wallet.<br>

## Currencies supported

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the currencies supported on both the Buy and Sell transactions are: OBI, BNB, USDT, USD1, BUSD, and CAKE\ <br>


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