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# DGMV token-How to set up a MetaMask Wallet
Once the browser extension download is completed, you will be taken to a MetaMask wallet setup page:
1. Agree to the terms and conditions and click “Create a new wallet”
2. Agree to MetaMask’s data usage policy
3. Create a password for your MetaMask wallet
4. Click on “Secure my wallet”
5. On the next page, you will find the 12-word secret recovery phrase. Click “Reveal Secret Recovery Phrase”
6. You can save the 12-word Secret Recovery Phrase in a password manager on your device or write it down in a personal notebook\*
7. In the next step, you will have to confirm the 12-word secret recovery phrase
8. Click “Done”
Your MetaMask wallet is now ready to use.
***\*Note: Secret Recovery Phrases serve as a crucial security measure, granting access to your cryptocurrency wallet. Unlike your typical Facebook or Instagram account, you can't reset your password through simple email or mobile authentication if forgotten. It's imperative to secure your Secret Recovery Phrase. If someone gains access to the Secret Recovery Phrase associated with your wallet, they will have full control over the cryptocurrencies and NFTs stored within it.***
***When utilizing a non-custodial wallet such as MetaMask, the responsibility for safeguarding your cryptocurrency assets held in the wallet rests solely with you.***
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