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# Add Metaverse Smart Tokens (MST) in MetaverseVM Browser wallet

## Introduction

Metaverse Smart Tokens are tokens, which follow a given list of standards and rules (e.g. transfer, transaction approval, token supply, data access, etc.). &#x20;

MSTs currently exist in **two different forms**: **MRC-20 MSTs** and **UTXO MSTs**. MRC-20 tokens exist in the MetaverseVM while UTXO MSTs exist on the UTXO Chain and can be accessed via MyETP Wallet. MRC-20 tokens and UTXO MSTs exist on two different ledgers. As a result, an asset issued on the UTXO chain will not appear on the MetaverseVM.

Metaverse technical team is working towards a solution to transfer UTXO MSTs to the Metaverse VM as MRC-20 tokens. Once a solution is found, we will advise the Metaverse community on how to proceed with the migration of UTXO MSTs to the new ledger. &#x20;

In the following guide, we introduce how to add MRC-20 tokens to the MetaverseVM Browser wallet.&#x20;

## Tutorial

First, **log in to your MetaverseVM browser wallet** by entering your password and click on **Unlock**.

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Next, go to the following website: <https://dapp-brrr.mvs.org/> and click on **Connect to MetaverseVM Extension**.

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Then, click on **Next** and **Connect** to connect your wallet to the **Brrr dapp**. This dapp will allow users to familiarize themselves with the process to add new MRC-20 assets to their MetaverseVM Browser wallet.&#x20;

First, click on **Add token**:&#x20;

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Then, click on the **Custom Token** tab:

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Once you see the form above, copy-paste the following address in the Token Contract Address box: **0x40Ef64282A61f7ae4d9a8E2D5a7C05E415B951D3** and click on **Next.**

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Once you arrive on the Add tokens page,  click on the **Add Tokens**.

If you have successfully added BRRR token, you should see the following page in your wallet:

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After you have successfully added the BRRR token, click on **Click here to make the printer go brrr.**&#x20;

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Then, click **Confirm** in your wallet.

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After you confirmed, you should see the following confirmation page.&#x20;

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After your transaction is confirmed, you will see the notification at the bottom.

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