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# How to buy LDY on Uniswap ?

**Step 1: Access Uniswap**

1. **Go to Uniswap**: Head over to the [Uniswap official website](https://uniswap.org/) and click on **Launch App**. This will take you to the app at [app.uniswap.org](https://app.uniswap.org/).

**Step 2: Connect Your Wallet**

1. **Connect Wallet**: Click on **Connect Wallet** at the top right corner.
2. **Choose Your Wallet**: Select your preferred wallet. For this tutorial, we’re using MetaMask.
3. **Authorize Connection**: Choose your MetaMask account, click **Next**, and then **Connect**.

**Step 3: Add $LDY to Uniswap**

1. **Select Market**: To trade ETH for $LDY, click on **Select a token**.
2. **Enter Token**: Type in **LDY**. If $LDY isn’t listed, copy and paste its contract address : \
   0x482dF7483a52496F4C65AB499966dfcdf4DDFDbc

**Step 4: Swap Tokens**

1. **Enter Amount**: Specify the amount of ETH you want to swap for $LDY.
2. **Confirm Swap**: Click on **Swap**, review the details, and confirm the swap in your MetaMask wallet.

To start staking and particpate, visit our [staking page.](https://ledgity.finance/app/staking)

LFG! 🚀

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