# How to Start

**A. Create a Decentralized Tezos Wallet**

First you need to create a decentralized Tezos Wallet. 

The easiest way to create a Tezos wallet instantly is to use the browser-based Kukai Wallet. You can create an account with one click using Google, Facebook, Twitter or Reddit. Most Tezos dapps use this Tezos Wallet as a login option, typically under the Beacon login.

Create a Kukai wallet here: <https://wallet.kukai.app/>

You can also easily create a Temple Wallet, which has a browser add-on extension for many common internet browsers.

Create a Temple wallet here: <https://templewallet.com/>

Whichever wallet you chose, make sure to keep a safe record of your secret phrase and never share your secret phrase with anyone else, or they will have access to your crypto, tokens and NFTs.

**B. Fund your account with Tezos**

Some wallets (like Kukai or Temple) allow you to purchase Tezos directly in the wallet, otherwise you can trade for Tezos on decentralized exchanges and send it to your wallet.

**C. Connect your wallet to a Marketplace**

Link your Tezos wallet to a marketplace through the Beacon dapp. Typically this is called "sync" your wallet, but depending on the marketplace, it could also be labeled as login. A new window will pop open on your browser, and you will need to approve a link request.&#x20;

BakR\_D0mains NFTs is verified on the following marketplaces:

TEIA: <https://teia.art/bakr_d0mains>

OBJKT.com: <https://objkt.com/profile/bakrd0mains/created>

fx(hash): <https://www.fxhash.xyz/u/BakR_D0mains/creations>

**D. Collect** [**#MoleculART**](https://twitter.com/hashtag/Moleculart?src=hashtag_click)

Head over to our NFT projects to see the novel science-based [#MoleculART](https://twitter.com/hashtag/Moleculart?src=hashtag_click) living on the Tezos Blockchain. Science is cool!


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