> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.nested.fi/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.nested.fi/instructions-for-use/manage-portfolios/original-portfolios/edit-portfolio/buy.md).

# Buy

The buy feature allows you to buy any tokens with stablecoins owned in your web3 wallet **or** your Nested portfolio. 

In this example, we want to buy CRV tokens with USDC owned in our web3 wallet.

### 1st step: click on "Buy crypto"

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### 2nd step: select a crypto you want to buy

Select a crypto you want to buy and deposit to your Nested portfolio.&#x20;

You can search for any available cryptos through the search bear.

In our example, we searched & selected CRV.&#x20;

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### 3rd step: select the source of the funds

You now have two choices: using stablecoins stored in your web3 wallet or in your Nested portfolio.&#x20;

In this example, we used stablecoins stored in our web3 wallet.

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### 4th step: select a stablecoin

You now have to choose a stablecoin that is contained either in your web3 wallet or your Nested portfolio depending on the choice you made above.&#x20;

In this example, we used USDC to purchase CRV.&#x20;

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### 5th step: set a budget and confirm

You must set the budget you want to use to buy the token you selected in the 2nd step. Once this budget is set, you can click on "Buy" and wait for the operation to be confirmed.

In our example, we decided to use USDC 2.7 to purchase our desired CRV tokens.

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