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# Trade Mining

#### **How to make trades on Tokenlon**

You can use Tokenlon to make a trade via [Tokenlon web](https://tokenlon.im/) or [imToken App](https://token.im/download?locale=en-us)

#### **Where can I see my invitation code and how to share it**

1. Open imToken App, go to the ‘Browser’ page and search for ‘LON’ DApp
2. Open「LON」DApp and you will see the ‘Trade Mining’
3. You will see your invitation code and you can share it to your friends by clicking the button on the bottom right corner

####  **How to bind the invitation code**

1. Go the「LON」DApp and open the「Trade Mining」page
2. You can bind others' invitation code by clicking the button on the bottom left corner.

#### **How to check my mining rewards**

You can find all your mining information via LON trade mining dashboard.

#### **Where can I see the details of power each trade generated**

1. Open imToken App, go to the「Market」page
2. Find the「...」button on the top right and click it
3. Open the「Transaction Records」and choose the trade you want to see
4. Click it and your will find the「Power」in the transaction details

More questions about LON trade mining you could see [here](https://support.tokenlon.im/hc/en-us/articles/360059287451).

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