# Events

## Events

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### Beta Event #1 

The first event of Gradient’s Beta Program allows participants to buy & sell $GRAY through both the Flash & Matching Layer at market price. The following is a breakdown of the rollout process & instructions pertaining to participation in this event.
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### Beta Event #2

The second event of Gradient’s beta program marks the final private beta prior to public release. During this event, participants will be able to buy & sell both $GRAY and select token partners, through the Flash & Matching Layers, at market or custom prices. Participating individuals and partnered token projects will also be able to provide liquidity to the Gradient Flash Layer for the duration of this beta event.
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### Event 2 Details:

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<summary>Whitelisting your wallet</summary>

Beta participants are required to submit the wallet they will be testing with ahead of time. This wallet will be whitelisted in order to allow for its trading and/or market-making through the Gradient.

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<summary>Buying &#x26; Selling Tokens</summary>

Once whitelisted, beta participants may freely buy & sell $GRAY & select partnered tokens through the Flash & Matching Layers at both market & custom prices.

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<summary>Market Making</summary>

Select partnered token projects may add liquidity to their pair to allow beta participants to instantly buy & sell their token without price-impact. Liquidity amounts added by teams will be test amounts, and do not represent each project’s full liquidity commitment to the Gradient. Individuals will also be able to freely add & remove liquidity to the GRAY/ETH trading pair as well as to partnered tokens’ trading pairs.

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