How to Buy?

Step 1: Go to Memereum Presale Portal website: https://buymemereum.net/.

Step 2: Opt to “Connect Wallet”.

Step 3: Link Your Wallet to the Ethereum (ERC20) Network.

Step 4: Choose the ETH option.

Step 5: Specify the amount of ETH you intend to exchange for Memereum Tokens.
Ensure you reserve enough ETH in your wallet to cover gas fees. It’s advisable to not use more than 0.98 ETH if your wallet holds 1 ETH (keeping 0.02 ETH aside for Gas).

Step 6: Press the “Buy Now” button.

Step 7: Approve the transaction in the wallet you’ve connected.

Step 8: Check “Your Holdings” to see your acquired Memereum tokens.

Crucial Reminder: Gas fees on the Ethereum network may vary, typically ranging from $10-$25 in ETH value. Verify that your wallet contains ample ETH to manage these fees, maintaining an adequate margin to ensure seamless transaction completion.

Step 1: Make sure you have ETH (for gas) and USDT on the Ethereum network (ERC20).

Step 2: Go to Memereum Presale Portal website: https://buymemereum.net/.

Step 3: Click on “Connect Wallet”.

Step 4: Connect Your Wallet on Ethereum (ERC20) Network.

Step 5: Select the USDT (ERC20) button.

Step 6: Enter the desired amount of USDT you wish to swap for Memereum Tokens.
Remember, ETH is required for gas fees.

Step 7: Click “Buy Now”.

Step 8: You will get a prompt screen asking to approve the use of USDT on Memereum’s Website.
Approve max or whatever amount of USDT you are purchasing with.

Step 9: Click “Approve”.

Step 10: Once the approval transaction is successful, you will get a prompt to confirm the transaction within your connected wallet.

Step 11: Confirm the transaction in your wallet.

Step 12: View your Memereum tokens in “Your Holdings”.

Important Note: While buying with USDT, users will have to complete two transactions. The first is to approve the use of USDT, and the next is to complete the purchase. Make sure you complete both of them.

Gas fees on the Ethereum network can fluctuate between $10-$25 worth of ETH. Ensure you have enough ETH in your wallet to cover these fees, leaving a sufficient buffer to complete transactions without issues.