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# Connect Wallet
In order to play **CoinToFish**, you will need to connect your metamask wallet. \
Below we will easily explain you how to prepare everything to start playing.
**Step 1**: Access to our website [**CoinToFish**](https://cointofish.io/)
**Step 2**: Accept the contract.
**Step 3**: Once the contract is accepted, you will be connected with your wallet to **CoinToFish**.
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**Step 4**: Add the **CoinToFish** token to your wallet.
**Step 5**: Accept to add the **CTF** token to your wallet BSC (**Binance Smart Chain**)
Make sure the address you import from the token is: \
**x55E00121241d6870324a8e6DFFaabbe2E0359863**
And you will be ready to buy CTFT tokens with a very low slippage.
Once you have tokens you should be able to exchange them for corals in CTF, which will have a 1:1 ratio.
To buy the corals you will only have to click on the "Balance" button that you can find in the inventory and the interface will open where you can make the exchange, you can also do it from the "shop" tab.
Then you will find an interface to enter the corals you want to buy with your CTFT tokens.
Once you have done these steps, you will only need to enter the site and buy the tokens needed to buy eggs, food, fishing rods and more.
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