> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.level.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.level.finance/tutorials/auction-tutorials/lgo-dutch-auction.md).

# LGO Dutch Auction

You can participate in this auction by offering LVL in exchange for newly minted LGO.

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To see historical commitments to LGO Dutch Auctions, visit the [LGO Auction page](https://app.level.finance/auction/lgo)
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### **Participating in the LGO Dutch Auction**

1. **Connect** your wallet
2. **Navigate** to the [LGO Auction page](https://app.level.finance/auction/lgo)
3. Enter the Amount of LVL you want to bid with
4. Click ‘**APPROVE**’ and confirm the pop-up transaction in your wallet
5. Click ‘**COMMIT**’ and confirm the pop-up transaction in your wallet
6. Once confirmed in your wallet, you will see a "Transaction Completed" pop-up on the LEVEL UI after a few seconds.
7. After the auction is finalized, all participants will get LGO tokens proportional to their contribution to the pool

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LGO tokens acquired via the auction can be claimed directly after the auction has been finalized - if the auction fails, all participants will have their committed LVL returned
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