# How & Where To Acquire $GET

If you're looking to acquire $GET but don't know where to start, this resource is for you.

If you're curious to learn more about the $GET token, particularly what role it performs with GET Protocol then visit:

{% content-ref url="the-usdget-token-usage" %}
[the-usdget-token-usage](https://faq.get-protocol.io/get-protocol-tokenomics/the-usdget-token-usage)
{% endcontent-ref %}

If you'd like to learn more about the $GET token fundamentals, like circulating supply, regulatory stance and history please visit:

{% content-ref url="the-usdget-token-fundamentals" %}
[the-usdget-token-fundamentals](https://faq.get-protocol.io/get-protocol-tokenomics/the-usdget-token-fundamentals)
{% endcontent-ref %}

For $GET staking queries, please visit:

{% content-ref url="get-staking" %}
[get-staking](https://faq.get-protocol.io/get-protocol-tokenomics/get-staking)
{% endcontent-ref %}

## How To Acquire $GET

The first question to ask yourself when looking to acquire $GET is which platforms you are most familiar with:

* Decentralised exchanges - Uniswap (Ethereum & Polygon networks) **\[Recommended]**

For those looking to acquire $GET on a decentralised exchange, $GET is tradable on Uniswap, this avenue has higher liquidity and is therefore recommended.

{% content-ref url="how-to-buy-get/how-to-buy-get-sushiswap" %}
[how-to-buy-get-sushiswap](https://faq.get-protocol.io/get-protocol-tokenomics/how-to-buy-get/how-to-buy-get-sushiswap)
{% endcontent-ref %}