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# Buying Cryptoodle's Native Token $TODL

## Buying using $renDOGE

1. Navigate to the official SushiSwap site [here](https://app.sushi.com/swap?inputCurrency=0x3832d2F059E55934220881F831bE501D180671A7\&outputCurrency=0x98933f2396DBaABf812b6E6d27dA4DF109C4c55F\&chainId=1). The two fields should be populated with $renDOGE and $TODL. 
   * ![](/files/wSlF6Gjo90gwzYM1Jw5G)
   * Note: If the page is not populated with these two tokens, copy paste one address in each of the empty fields:
     * $renDOGE: 0x3832d2F059E55934220881F831bE501D180671A7
     * $TODL: 0x98933f2396DBaABf812b6E6d27dA4DF109C4c55F
2. Input the amount of $renDOGE you want to spend to acquire $TODL
   * ![](/files/lxOs1TT9iwmX4lJCDEEu)
3. Click swap to confirm the transaction. Click "add to wallet" to view your $TODL in your MetaMask wallet. Alternatively, click "import tokens" in MetaMask and copy paste the official $TODL address: 
   * $TODL: 0x98933f2396DBaABf812b6E6d27dA4DF109C4c55F

If you do not have $renDOGE, you can switch $TODL to $ETH or $WETH to buy $renDOGE.

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