# Step by step

- [Step by Step - How to use IXIR](https://ixir.gitbook.io/ixir-docs-1/ixir-docs/step-by-step/step-by-step-how-to-use-ixir.md): Using the IXIR launchpad involves getting an allocation for Initial DEX Offerings (IDOs).
- [Step 1 - Get Allocation](https://ixir.gitbook.io/ixir-docs-1/ixir-docs/step-by-step/step-1-get-allocation.md): The easiest way to get allocation for the IXIR IDOs is to have staked $IXIR in any of the $IXIR staking pools.
- [Step 2 - Participate in IDO](https://ixir.gitbook.io/ixir-docs-1/ixir-docs/step-by-step/step-2-participate-in-ido.md): Once you have staked your $IXIR, you can take part in IDOs. Here's how to do it:
- [Step 3 - Claim your investments](https://ixir.gitbook.io/ixir-docs-1/ixir-docs/step-by-step/step-3-claim-your-investments.md): (Get Tokens from Investment)


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