YOUR ROUTE TO $FTR
HOW TO BUY.
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First time? We’ll explain the steps.
$FTR is a speculative meme token, not Tesla shares. You could lose the full amount you spend. Buying is optional—the community, memes and game are open to everyone.
01 / EXPERIENCED TRADERS
STRAIGHT TO IT.
Network: Solana · Token: Flying Tesla Roadster ($FTR)
DFMt2FyLpB6ekPNAzVErLXgpSnJ9CRf1VnxBAkTLpumpUsing another Solana trading app? Paste the full mint address and verify it matches. Review the live quote, liquidity, fees and slippage before signing. A token name or ticker alone is not enough.
02 / FIRST-TIME BUYERS
ONE STEP
AT A TIME.
Starting with money in your bank account? This route takes you from an exchange to your own wallet, then to $FTR: buy SOL → transfer to Phantom → swap for $FTR. An exchange lets you buy crypto with regular money; a wallet holds the crypto you transfer to it. Some wallets also offer direct purchases through payment providers, but we’ll walk through the exchange route here.
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Start with an exchange
Coinbase is one example. Choose an exchange available in your country that lets you buy SOL and send it out on the Solana network. Create an account, complete its identity checks, enable two-step verification and add a supported payment method.
This exchange account is separate from the Phantom wallet you’ll set up below.
Visit Coinbase ↗ · Coinbase’s getting-started guide ↗ - 02
Buy Solana (SOL)
In the exchange, search for Solana (SOL), choose the amount and review the fees before buying. You’re buying SOL here—not $FTR. You’ll use some of that SOL for the swap later and keep a little for network fees.
Before continuing, check that your SOL is available to send. New deposits or purchases can have withdrawal holds, even when your balance is visible. Fees, payment methods and waiting periods vary by country and provider.
Coinbase balance and withdrawal holds ↗ - 03
Get a wallet
A wallet is the app you use to hold crypto and approve transactions. Phantom is one option for Solana. Download it from the official website and follow its setup and backup instructions.
Keep your recovery phrase private if your setup uses one. Never enter it on this site or send it to anyone offering help.
Get Phantom ↗ · Official setup guide ↗ - 04
Transfer SOL to Phantom
In Phantom, choose Receive, select Solana and copy your wallet address. Back in your exchange, choose Send or Withdraw for SOL, paste that address and select the Solana network if asked.
Compare the pasted address with Phantom’s, review the transfer fee and send a small test first. Once it arrives in Phantom, send the rest you intend to use. Wait for the SOL balance to appear before moving on.
Use your own wallet’s receive address—not the $FTR contract address. Keep some SOL in Phantom for network fees.
Find your Phantom receive address ↗ - 05
Open the exact $FTR listing
Use the button below to open the token page on Pump.fun. Check its full contract address against the one above before using its buy controls.
Connect your wallet when prompted. On mobile, you may need to open the page through your wallet’s browser. Connecting a wallet is not the same as approving a purchase.
OPEN THE $FTR LISTING ↗Do not send SOL to the contract address. It identifies the token; it is not an address for placing an order.
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Review, then approve
Enter the amount of SOL you choose to exchange. Review the estimated $FTR received, all fees and any price-impact or slippage warning. Slippage is how much the execution price may differ from the quote.
Only approve in your wallet if the transaction matches your intention. If there’s no quote or the price impact is high, stop and reassess—don’t keep increasing slippage just to force a trade.
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Check your wallet
After confirmation, check your wallet’s activity and token balance. If a transaction is pending, wait and check its status before trying again. Keep the transaction record.
Phantom’s swap and troubleshooting guide ↗
Stuck somewhere?
Ask a general question in the community or use your wallet provider’s official support. Never share passwords, recovery phrases or private keys. Anyone asking you to send crypto to “activate” your wallet is not part of this guide.
Visit the community ↗Can I buy directly with a bank card?
Some wallet payment providers offer card purchases of SOL. Availability and fees depend on your country and provider. This guide does not promise direct card purchases of $FTR.
Can I sell later?
A trading app may offer a swap back to SOL, but execution depends on available liquidity and token conditions. Neither a displayed price nor this guide guarantees that you can sell for that amount.
Does this website handle my money?
No. The links take you to third-party services. This site does not receive deposits, ask for recovery phrases or execute trades.