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# Update Price

Admins have the ability to update the price of a token under the Token Management section. Currently, only the price of equity tokens can be increased. Follow these steps to update the token price:

1. **Access Token Listings:**
   * Click on 'My Listings' and select the token for which you want to update the price from the list by clicking on it.
2. **Update Token Price:**
   * Open the Token tab within the selected listing.
   * Locate the 'Update Price' option beside the token price.
   * Click on 'Update Price' to enter the new token price.
3. **Confirm Price Update:**
   * Connect your wallet and approve the transaction to finalize the price update.

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Both admins and investors can view the price trend if a price update has occurred. This information will be displayed on the token sale page for investors and on the investment page, providing detailed insights into past price changes.


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