How does one buy $XKV9?

We're thrilled to announce that buying our token has never been easier!
Whether you're a seasoned contributor or just getting started in the world of cryptocurrencies, we've got you covered with multiple convenient purchasing options.

Make sure to follow our terms and conditions.

Wallet Buy

Simplest ways - DEX Aggregators

• embedded directly from our site - click here - GUIDE BELOW
DexTools/Jupiter aggregators
Just click on the DexTools aggregator highlighted above and you will be taken to the aggregator page where you will be trading based on the prices it gathers from all the available markets. Usually you get the best price available through Jupiter, but be advised that it is up to you to check at which price you would like to trade.

Disclaimer: While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the data provided by Jupiter and DexTools, we cannot guarantee the absolute correctness or timeliness of the information. Prices retrieved from these platforms may vary and slippage risks may be present. As a user, you acknowledge that the cryptocurrency market is highly volatile and subject to rapid changes.

By engaging with these platforms, you agree to indemnify and hold harmless XKV9 Services from any liability arising from discrepancies in prices or instances of high slippage encountered during your transactions. It is advisable to conduct thorough research and exercise caution when making financial decisions in the cryptocurrency space. XKV9 Services assumes no responsibility for any losses incurred due to reliance on the information provided by Jupiter or DexTools.
• Accessing the aggregators' sites

BirdEye

DexTools

Advanced ways - direct platforms and limit orders

• Accessing  each Individual market provider - Click here - GUIDE BELOW
Click one of the markets available
If you wish to trade on a specific market, you may do so by following the links provided. Each platform has its own UI/UX but it all boils down to the same pattern: BUY XKV9 for SOL/USDT/USDC or SELL. Pay attention to market quotations as some pairs may have the XKV9 as the base token, whereas some other ones may have it as a quote token(eg: XKV9/SOL and SOL/XKV9). Ultimately you still get XKV9 tokens, but you may see different numbers because of this.

In compliance with market volatility, we disclaim liability for any price discrepancies or high slippage encountered on Orca, Raydium, FluxBeam, DexLab, Jupiter and Meteora platforms.
  • Raydium
  • Orca
  • FluxBeam
  • Jupiter
  • DexLab
  • Meteora

How platforms look

• Limit orders - GUIDE BELOW
Jupiter
Limit Orders
The above markets that we've mentioned are all spot markets: you can place orders on the spot at the available price
(that's why they're called market or spot orders).
Limit orders on the other hand allow you to place buy or sell orders at different prices. Your aim should be to buy at lower prices only for you to sell at higher prices and make a profit.

Short comparison:
  • Market Orders: Fast but unpredictable. Execute at the current market price instantly.
  • Limit Orders: Set your price. Specify the exact price you want to buy or sell at, but may not execute if the market doesn't reach your specified price.


    • TLDR: Choose market orders for speed and limit orders for control over price. You can also set an expiry for a limit order.
    Order Book: CLOB vs decentralized
    For a better understanding, you can take a look at the above image of Bitcoin's order book on Binance at the time of writing.
    At the top you can see the asks - These are sell orders placed by traders indicating the price and quantity they are willing to sell
    At the bottom you can see the bids - These are buy orders placed by traders indicating the price and quantity they are willing to buy

    So basically the order book provides a snapshot of the current market dynamics, showing the supply and demand for the asset at various price levels. These mechanisms work almost the same across any asset, albeit centralized or decentralized versions of them.

    What's a CLOB now?
     CLOB (Central Limit Order Book):
  • Centralized order matching and execution.
  • Offers potentially higher liquidity and faster trades.
  • Controlled by a single entity, typically a centralized exchange.


    • Decentralized Trading on Blockchain:
  • Peer-to-peer trading via decentralized exchanges (DEXs) or automated market makers (AMMs).
  • Provides censorship-resistant trading and transparency.
  • Users retain control over their assets and trade directly from their wallets.


    • For even more in-depth information on how these limit orders work, take a look here.

    Finally, I reached one of these sites and I'm ready to buy


    That's great! Let's take DexTools' interface as an exmaple, they all work on the same principle, it's just the interface that differs slightly.


    First off all these sites are going to ask you to connect a wallet compatible with the Solana blockchain. You can choose any wallet you want, we're going to stick with Phantom for better ease and a friendly UI.

    After installing Phantom, which is quite simple - you just need to follow the instructions it provides and you're set - click Connect wallet and choose it from the wallet list.

    Connect to the site using the Connect button.

    After connecting, make sure you have enough of the token you want to buy the XKV9 token with such as
    Solana's SOL in this example.

    The Solana network takes a gas fee that is quite little but do take it into account.

    You can buy or transfer from an exchange.

    SOL
    • SOL
    • USDT
    • USDC

    Select the market you want to trade on.

    Make the trade! Click the Confirm button.
    That's it! You have now traded the XKV9 token!
    Happy trading!

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