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# Beginner's Guide

### 1. Go through the terms and condition

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### 2. Select Beginner's mode and select the token you want to subscribe

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### 3. Select an option

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### 4. Select a Target Price and a Settlement Date

The **Target Price** is the token price you wish to achieve. **Settlement Date** is the set date where the order is automatically processed. The order will be executed if it reached the **Target Price or beyond,** else incentives are given if the **Target Price** is not met on the **Settlement Date.**

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### 5. Input the amount you wish to invest. These assets will then be locked until the Settlement Date is reached.

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### 6. Check the possible outcomes of your order.

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### 7. Once submitted, the order will be processed.

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### 8. Your order should now be visible on your Investments page.

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{% hint style="success" %}
Congratulations! You have now subscribed with the Dual Investment feature!
{% endhint %}


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