Beginner's guide
How to buy $OnlyMarms in 5 steps
Never touched crypto before? That's fine. This page walks you through it in plain English — from installing a wallet to holding your first bag of the world's fluffiest token.
- ⏱ About 10 minutes
- 💳 Any amount you can afford to lose
- 📱 Phone or laptop

Before you start, you'll need
A phone or laptop
Anything with a browser works. A laptop is slightly easier for the swap step.
A card or exchange account
To buy SOL, the currency of the Solana network. Start small — this is a meme token.
Pen and paper
Seriously. You'll write down a recovery phrase and it should never live on a screen.
The five steps
From zero to holding marms
- 1
Set up a Solana wallet
A wallet is the app that holds your coins. On Solana, most people use Phantom or Solflare. Install it from the official site or your phone's app store — never from a link in a DM.
- Install the browser extension or mobile app and choose Create new wallet.
- Write your 12-word recovery phrase on paper, in order. Store it somewhere safe.
- Set a password. You're done — you now have a wallet address, a long string of letters and numbers.
Nobody ever needs your recovery phrase. Not support, not a mod, not us. Anyone who asks is stealing from you.
- 2
Buy some SOL
SOL is the fuel of the Solana network. You trade it for $OnlyMarms, and a tiny sliver pays the network fees. Two ways to get it:
Easiest — inside the wallet
Tap Buy in Phantom or Solflare and pay by card, Apple or Google Pay. Slightly higher fees, no extra accounts, SOL lands in your wallet directly.
Cheaper — an exchange
Buy SOL on Coinbase, Kraken or Binance, then withdraw it to your wallet address (step 3).
Buy a little more than you plan to spend — leave roughly 0.02 SOL spare for fees.
- 3
Move the SOL into your wallet
Skip this if you bought SOL inside your wallet — it's already there. If you used an exchange:
- In your wallet, tap Receive and copy your Solana address.
- On the exchange choose Withdraw / Send, paste the address, and pick the Solana network.
- Send a small test amount first if you're nervous. Arrival usually takes under a minute.
The network must say Solana. Sending on Ethereum or another chain loses the funds permanently.
- 4
Swap SOL for $OnlyMarms
Open a Solana swap site such as Jupiter or Raydium, and press Connect wallet in the top right. Approve the connection in your wallet pop-up.
- Set the top field to SOL and type the amount you want to spend.
- In the bottom field, paste the official $OnlyMarms contract address below — don't search by name.
- Check the estimated amount, then hit Swap and confirm in your wallet.
Official contract address
HBrfYZgeLKdSvBBGnGkvAK4563pq8oBGpgNFAaespumpIf the swap fails, raise slippage to 1–3% in the settings and try again. Meme tokens move fast.
- 5
Check your bag, then relax
Your $OnlyMarms should appear in your wallet within seconds. If you don't see it, tap Manage token list and paste the contract address to unhide it.
- Screenshot your first buy. It's tradition.
- Never share your recovery phrase to "verify" a holding.
- Come say hi to the colony on the community channels.
Stay safe
Five mistakes beginners make
Read these once and you'll dodge almost everything that goes wrong for first-time buyers.
Sharing the seed phrase
There is no legitimate reason to ever type your 12 words into a website.
Buying a copycat token
Always paste the contract address from this page instead of searching the name.
Spending every last SOL
Keep a small amount to pay network fees, or you'll be stuck unable to trade.
Trusting DMs
Anyone messaging first with “support” or an airdrop link is a scammer.
Betting the rent
This is a meme token about a fat mountain rodent. Only spend what you can lose.
Questions people actually ask
A few dollars of SOL is enough. Fees on Solana are fractions of a cent, so small buys still make sense.
Your wallet needs nothing. Buying SOL with a card or on an exchange usually requires identity checks, because that part is regulated.
Same as step 4, reversed: on the swap site put $OnlyMarms on top and SOL underneath, then swap. From there you can withdraw to an exchange and cash out.
No. $OnlyMarms is a community meme token with no promise of returns. Treat any money you put in as gone, and enjoy the marmots.
Not financial advice. Crypto is volatile and you can lose everything you put in — including all of it, at once, while a marmot watches.

