Download the Phantom or Backpack wallet.

Buy Solana ($SOL) from your favorite crypto exchange.

Withdraw $SOL to your Phantom/Backpack wallet address.

Connect your wallet to the official Jupiter widget.

Swap $SOL for $DORA.

Enjoy your new FEDORA!

For help, please create a forum post and we’ll assist you there.

Yes, there’s a small 4% tax every time you buy, sell or transfer funds. 50% of the fee goes to the rewards pool while the other 50% goes to the marketing pool. This tax will help cover the costs associated with rewards, marketing, project related fees, and will allow for growth within our community.

*NOTE* Although we will try our best to alert our community way beforehand, due to project requirements, this tax is subjected to change without notice at any time.

Yes. We have 2 types of reward programs:

1.) Earn $DORA for contributing to site activity. How does free $DORA sound? Start uploading content and interacting with the community to accumulate your bag of $DORA! Read here for more info.

2.) Earn $DORA for holding $DORA (under development). Once you own $DORA, you’ll accrue a % of $DORA simply for holding the token. This program is still undergoing development and is currently not available yet.

We’ve set aside 1M $DORA to launch the rewards program. 50% of every transactions tax will be allocated to the rewards pool in order to fund this program. Checkout our rewards wallet: doraYLTdYaJQrDktXPmWJBu459THZg6gUtBxbwEpUbE We may also introduce the ability for $DORA to gain interest. This means that you will earn a small percentage back for the $DORA that you hold.

$DORA (FEDORA) is a meme coin that has no real world use case, but use it to tip FEDORA to fellow patron’s if you’d like 😉 It has no expectation of financial return. Always exercise proper risk management when buying $DORA.

MINT: Revoking mint authority prevents additional tokens from being created.

FREEZE: Revoking freeze authority prevents devs from freezing wallets.

LIQUIDITY: Burning LP tokens ensures liquidity cannot be drained.

Please exercise extreme caution in the crypto space. NEVER, EVER connect your wallet directly to projects that haven’t been audited. This is a perfect recipe for getting your wallet drained by scammers!

-Address poisoning: Address poisoning is a tactic where a scammer will try to mirror the victim’s intended wallet. Since many wallets show the first 5 and last 5 of a wallet address, the scammer creates a wallet with the exact first and last digits of the address. Typically the attacker spams victims with numerous transactions hoping the victim will copy and paste the wrong address.

-Transactions: Use EXTREME caution when moving funds. The more funds you’re moving, the more careful you need to be.

-Fatigued interactions: Avoid sending transactions when you’re tired, after a wild night of partying with Jim Beam, or when you’re not in a good state of mind to move funds. Overcheck to make sure you are sending to the correct wallet.

-Whitelist: Most wallets allow you to whitelist to avoid accidentally sending your funds to the wrong address. If funds are sent to the wrong address, they are typically gone forever.

-Avoid being predictable: A strategy you can use is implementing fresh wallets for moving large funds. Implement a fresh wallet for a small test transaction and then go!

-Track dust: Use blockchain tracing tools to verify all of your on-chain transactions. Before sending any large funds, make sure there isn’t any address poisoning attempts on your own wallet.

You can read more about this in the official Solana sub-reddit.