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  • Set up Arbitrum on MetaMask
  • Configure Automatically
  • Configure Manually
  • Bridge funds to Arbitrum
  • Bridge ETH or USDC
  1. INTRO

Setting Up Your Wallet

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Last updated 4 months ago

Set up Arbitrum on MetaMask

Pingu currently lives on Arbitrum, a layer 2 network that runs on Ethereum. To connect to Pingu, you'll need to configure your Web3 wallet to connect to Arbitrum. The instructions below are for MetaMask and are similar for most other wallets.

Configure Automatically

  1. Go to .

  2. Scroll to the bottom and click on "Add Arbitrum One Network".

This will add a network configuration to your MetaMask wallet, allowing you to connect to Arbitrum One (Arbitrum's mainnet).

Configure Manually

Alternatively, you can add Arbitrum One manually in MetaMask's network settings:

  • Network Name: Arbitrum One

  • RPC URL: https://arb1.arbitrum.io/rpc

  • Chain ID: 42161

  • Currency Symbol: ETH

  • Block Explorer URL: https://arbiscan.io

Bridge funds to Arbitrum

To start trading, pooling, or staking, you'll need to bring over some ETH, USDC, WBTC from Ethereum into Arbitrum. This is known as bridging.

Bridge ETH or USDC

The quickest way is to use a bridge protocol like:

arbiscan.io
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