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# Create your account

Sign up with an email, a phone number, or your X account. There is no seed phrase to write down and no wallet extension to install — takes about a minute.

## Sign in

Go to [app.midasmarkets.xyz](https://app.midasmarkets.xyz). Enter your email and we send a six-digit code; for phone or X, choose **other methods**.

Whichever you pick becomes your sign-in method permanently, so use one you will still have access to next year.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Use a real, personal email**

Disposable inboxes and `+`-aliased addresses are rejected — on the sign-in form before a code is sent, and on any other route when your account is created.
{% endhint %}

## Your wallet is created for you

No separate wallet step. The moment your account exists you have a Solana address and an EVM address, ready to receive funds. Signing a trade is a confirmation in the app, not a popup from an extension.

Export and recovery controls live in **Settings** — worth reading once before you deposit real money.

## Setting up

A short setup follows. Signing up by email or phone, you pick a username and generate an avatar first; signing in with X brings your handle and picture across instead. Then choose the markets you care about and, optionally, a few assets to watch.

You land on the **Dashboard**, with a balance of $0.00 until you fund it.

Next: [fund your account](https://github.com/stsssol/stss/tree/main/docs/fund-account/README.md).


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