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# Set up a wallet

If you launched the bot, click on “My Wallets” at the bottom. 

Now you can either create a new wallet or import an existing one. If you create a new wallet, make sure to write down the private key and mnemonic phrase. You can always find both pieces of information in the app. You can also import an existing wallet with your private keys.

Your first wallet is automatically the default wallet. You can change your default wallet in the wallet settings anytime.

You can always archive your wallets and create new ones if you want to rotate your wallets regularly. Make sure to always have the private key and mnemonic phrase saved, as you won’t be able to access the wallet otherwise.

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