# Token Sale Participation

Participate in the Kinto token sale [<mark style="color:purple;">here</mark>](https://engen.kinto.xyz/ico). In the UI, you can see how many spots are left, select the amount of USDC you wish to use and select a bid price per $K. If you don't have enough USDC on your Kinto wallet, you can deposit more USDC by selecting 'Deposit USDC' and following the standard [<mark style="color:purple;">deposit process</mark>](https://docs.kinto.xyz/kinto-the-modular-exchange/user-guides/kinto-deposits). When bidding you will need to sign with your passkey.&#x20;

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Once you have placed your initial bid, you can view the amount of USDC you have bid and your bid amount per token. You can you can increase your USDC amount by pressing the relevant button. In the example below, you can see that the user bid $549.09 USDC at $20 per $K token.&#x20;

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