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# Getting Started
To begin, simply connect your wallet via the DSF website, select the stablecoin (USDT, USDC, or DAI) and the amount you’d like to allocate, then confirm the transaction. Ethereum network fees apply, but you can choose a fee optimization option to minimize costs. For a detailed walkthrough, please see the **Sections 0-5**.
The process is fully automated:\
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1️⃣ You select your stablecoin and amount.\
2️⃣ Pay a single blockchain fee for allocation.\
3️⃣ Our smart contract handles everything from allocation to reinvestment.
With DSF you have a ready-to-use fully packed into single product tool for divesrification and hedging your portfolio
As a result, you earn steady income in your chosen stablecoin — effortlessly and efficiently.
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