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# Token data
And to simply finish with this section, you can use the blockchain to gather information about a specific token. NFT projects are often creating their tokens and being able to track info and transactions about it is a good skill. \
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First of all, we need a token to work with. \
Let's take **$****DUST** as an example.
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**$****DUST** is just the name of the token, *it's not enough*, we need the **Address**.
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Here I'm using the famous **BirdEye** website, but there are a lot of sites where you can get the address of the token you want.
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In the search bar, let's get our DUST token. \
Almost done, now we just need to take the token address. \
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You can either get it simply by copy-pasting the end of the URL,
Or using the copy function.
## We're almost there!
For the ones in front of the class, you may already know what we are going to do with the token address.
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**We are going on Solscan once again!** :tada:
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Simply paste the token address in the main search bar and you should have something like this;\
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*I'll let you have fun by yourself here, simply note that the button under the red arrow is used to export all transfers in a **.csv** file. While it looks like we could have a hard time using it, this feature is actually super good if you need to make deeper research about transfers and work with the data.*
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Other than that which is cool for more advanced users, **Analysis**, **Holders,** and **Markets sections** are super useful as well and much more beginner friendly.