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# Getting Started

### What is Kryptokrona?

Kryptokrona is a fast, easy and private cryptocurrency which allows you to send money to friends and businesses.

One of Kryptokrona's main goals is to make things as simple and as accessible as possible for everyday people, creating a cryptocurrency which is inviting, fun and friendly.

Below is essentially a checklist of tasks you have to do to get started with Kryptokrona.

### 1. Setting Up a New Wallet

There are multiple types of wallets you can use with Kryptokrona.

To view a list of them, their interface and a brief description, as a well as guides on how to use them, you can check [this guide](/guides/wallets/making-a-wallet.md).

### 2. Start Mining Kryptokrona

Mining is essentially the process of using your computer to help verify and secure a cryptocurrency network, in our case, it is the Kryptokrona network. By doing this, you will be rewarded with Kryptokrona.

If you want to learn about cryptocurrencies, mining is a great place to start!

To view an in-depth guide on how to mine Kryptokrona, you can view [this guide](/mining/mining.md)

### 3. Socialize!

We have an awesome community and would love for you to join in!

You can join our [Discord](https://discord.gg/nRK5k7wYy8) We can't wait to see you :)


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