> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.wlth.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.wlth.xyz/investment/slices/buying-and-selling-slices.md).

# Buying and Selling Slices

**What are Slices?**\
Slices are tokenised shares of a deal or fund. They can be bought, sold, or even split into smaller parts. Each Slice represents a proportional share of the underlying investment, so values may vary when buying on secondary markets.

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### How to Buy a Slice

1. Go to **wlth.xyz/marketplace**.
2. Log in with your Web3 wallet (make sure you have enough $USDC to buy).
3. Browse the app and filter by options like *Lowest Price* or *Ownership %*.
4. Select the Slice you want and click **Buy**.
5. Review the details, confirm, and sign the transaction in your wallet.

✅ Your Slice will now appear in your wallet.

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### How to Sell a Slice

1. Log in with the wallet holding your Slice.
2. Go to **Portfolio** → find the fund and Slice you want to sell.
3. Click **Sell** and enter the price in $USDC.
4. Review the summary, including fees and royalties, then confirm.
5. Sign the transaction in your wallet.

✅ Your Slice is now listed for sale on the app.

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### How to Edit or Cancel a Listing

1. Log in with the wallet holding your Slice.
2. Go to **Portfolio** → select the fund and Slice.
3. Click **Edit Listing**.
4. Adjust your settings (price, details) or choose to cancel.
5. Review the summary, confirm, and sign the transaction.

✅ Your listing will now be updated, or removed if you cancelled.

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**Note:** When you trade Slices on the WLTH app, fees and royalties stay within the platform to support the community.


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