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# Your badge

On step 2 of the join screen, paste your wallet address and press **Use this wallet**. The game reads your balance of every listed token, ranks your bags by the share of each supply you hold, and your biggest bag becomes your **badge**: its logo floats above your character and sits on the back of the tank top. Everyone in the room sees it.

* This is **read-only**. No signature, no approval. You can paste any address, including someone else's, and nothing can happen to it.
* Hold nothing listed, or skip the step, and you play without a badge.
* In Free Roam, a knockout steals the victim's badge for 60 seconds. Bragging rights only.

{% hint style="info" %}
The badge is separate from the arena wallet. Connecting a wallet to enter the arena signs you in with that address and also sets your badge from it.
{% endhint %}


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