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# How to desposit Gold in Game ?

First of all you have to link your wallet to the game.

### Learn how to deposit into Cato&#x20;

The value of each CATO is equivalent to 5000 gold. First of all, you need to know several functions of CATO as well as what it is used for.

* Purchasing items: you can use CATO to buy in-game items.
* Governance and DAO: you are able to participate in governance.
* In-game rewards: you are able to get CATO when participating in battle.
* Staking: you are able to get CATO tokens by staking CATO.

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In addition, in the future, the system will also use partner tokens according to a certain ratio to participate in in-game activities and receive rewards.

At the present, $CATO can currently be found in several decentralized exchanges including dapp.kshark.io or Pancakeswap. Thus, purchasing $CATO usually involves exchanging it for another crypto-coin or token through a liquidity pool.<br>


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