To purchase the Eclipse token, you need to download Trust Wallet and enable the DApp browser.
Then, you will be able to trade BNB for Eclipse using PancakeSwap.
The Eclipse team is developing utility platforms for the Binance Smart Chain token market.
It is also made to reward holders.
When you hold your Eclipse token, you will earn more rewards.
For each transaction, a 3% fee will be sent to the holders.
In addition, there are no large participations of developers, and the liquidity pool is blocked for 5 years.
As of May 2021, Eclipse has over 180,000 owners.
To learn more about the Eclipse token, you can visit their official website here: https://eclipsetoken.org/.
Table of Contents:
1. Download Trust Wallet
First, you need to download Trust Wallet.
Trust Wallet allows you to store your favorite tokens.
It also has a DApp browser where you can use PancakeSwap to exchange BNB or Ethereum for other tokens.
Go to the App Store or Google Play Store and search for “Trust Wallet”.
Then, install the first search result.
After installing Trust Wallet, you need to create a new wallet.
In the process of creating the wallet, you will be given a recovery phrase.
Be sure to save the recovery phrase somewhere safe.
Finally, you need to check the recovery phrase to complete the wallet creation process.
2. Copy your Smart Chain address to Trust Wallet
After creating a new wallet on Trust Wallet, go to your wallet.
On your wallet, you will see various cryptocurrencies.
Tap “Smart Chain” to open your Smart Chain wallet.
On your Smart Chain wallet, you will see four icons including “Send”, “Receive”, “Copy” and “More”.
Tap “Copy” to copy the address of your Smart Chain wallet.
You will need to transfer BNB to this address later.
3. Buy BNB on Binance
Now that you have copied the address of your Smart Chain wallet to Trust Wallet, you need to purchase BNB.
This is because you can only buy Eclipse with BNB.
There are several ways to buy BNB.
You can buy BNB on Binance or from one of the Trust Wallet providers.
However, it is highly recommended to buy BNB from Binance as it has a much lower commission (0.1%).
On the other hand, providers on Trust Wallet charge fees of up to 5%.
First, download the Binance app on the App Store or Google Play Store.
After downloading the app, open it and sign up for a new account.
You can use the referral link or code above to sign up.
Then, go to “Buy” and tap on “BNB”.
So, buy a minimum of 0.1 BNB.
This is because you can only withdraw a minimum of 0.1 BNB on Binance.
4. Transfer BNB from Binance to Trust Wallet
After purchasing BNB from Binance, you need to pick it up on your Smart Chain wallet on Trust Wallet.
To do this, go to your Binance wallet.
On your Binance wallet, tap “Withdrawal” followed by “BNB”.
Then, you will land on the “Withdraw BNB” page.
On the “Withdraw BNB” page, you will see multiple fields including “Address”, “Network” and “Amount”.
First, paste your Smart Chain address into the address field.
You should have copied your Smart Chain address in the second step.
Then, make sure that the Network field is “BEP20 (BSC)”.
If not, tap on the field and change it to “BEP20 (BSC)”.
Finally, enter the amount of BNB you want to withdraw and tap “Withdraw” to withdraw it.
This will transfer your BNB to your Smart Chain wallet to Trust Wallet.
The withdrawal process typically takes no more than 30 minutes to complete.
5. Copy the address of Eclipse
Now, you need to copy the address of Eclipse.
You need its address so you can import it into Trust Wallet and PancakeSwap later.
First, go to CoinMarketCap.com and search for “Eclipse”.
Once you are on the Eclipse token, scroll down until you reach the “Contracts” tab.
Then, tap on the duplicate icon to copy the Eclipse contract address.
6. Add Eclipse to Trust Wallet
Now that you have copied the contract address of the Eclipse token, you can now import it into Trust Wallet.
To do this, open Trust Wallet and go to your wallet.
Then, tap on the Settings icon at the top right of the screen.
After tapping on the Settings icon, the “Manage” page will open.
On the “Manage” page, you will see a list of cryptocurrencies that you can enable or disable.
In the search bar, paste the Eclipse contract address.
You should have copied the Eclipse contract address in the fifth step.
Finally, tap on the switch to add Eclipse to your wallet.
Now you will be able to see Eclipse in your wallet on Trust Wallet.
7. Enable DApp browser on Trust Wallet
The seventh step is to enable the DApp browser on Trust Wallet.
The DApp browser allows you to use decentralized applications on Trust Wallet such as PancakeSwap.
If the DApp browser is not enabled, you will not be able to use them.
To enable the DApp browser, you must first open a browser (for example, Safari, Chrome).
Then, paste this into the BROWSER URL field: “trust://browser_enable”.
Then, tap “Go” followed by “Open” to open the page on Trust Wallet.
You have successfully enabled the DApp browser on Trust Wallet!
8. Swap BNB for Eclipse on PancakeSwap
Now that you have enabled the DApp browser on Trust Wallet, you will see a “Browser” icon in the bottom navigation bar of the app.
Tap on the “Browser” icon to browse decentralized applications.
Then, scroll down until you reach the “Popular” header.
Under the “Popular” heading, tap “PancakeSwap” to open PancakeSwap.
Once you are on PancakeSwap, you need to connect Trust Wallet to it.
Otherwise, you won’t be able to trade tokens or buy Eclipse tokens.
First, tap on the “Connect” button on the top navigation bar.
After tapping on the “Connect” button, the “Connect to a wallet” pop-up will open.
The pop-up contains a list of wallets you can choose from.
This includes “Metamask”, “TrustWallet”, “MathWallet” and more.
Tap “Trust Wallet” to connect Trust Wallet to PancakeSwap.
After connecting Trust Wallet to PancakeSwap, you will now be able to trade tokens!
First, tap on the “V1 (old)” button in the bottom navigation bar.
Then, select the checkbox and tap on “Continue to V1 anyway”.
PancakeSwap V2 does not support the Eclipse token, so you will have to upgrade to PancakeSwap V1.
Then, tap on “Select a currency” and paste the Eclipse contract address into the “Search name or paste address” field.
This will import Eclipse into PancakeSwap.
Then, enter the amount of BNB you want to trade with Eclipse.
Before swapping, set the slippage tolerance to 12%.
Finally, tap “Swap” to exchange BNB for Eclipse!
You have successfully learned how to buy Eclipse tokens (ECP) on Trust Wallet and PancakeSwap!
You can see the balance of your Eclipse token on your wallet on Trust Wallet if you imported it in step 6.
