> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://phaver.gitbook.io/phaver-help-center/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://phaver.gitbook.io/phaver-help-center/phaver-onboarding/start-phaving-around/give-your-first-phave.md).

# Give your first Phave

You can give your first Phaver easily. Here steps:

* First of all, you should reach Level 2 to get daily Phaves. You can connect our supported NFTs to reach Level 2 or if you don't have one of them, you can get Anima NFT for free, read more how you can reach Level 2 with Anima: <https://phaver.gitbook.io/phaver-help-center/phaver-points-and-cred-score/anima-proof-of-personhood>&#x20;
* On top left, you see your daily Phave counts, L2 users have 5, L3 users have 10, L4 users have 20.
* If you have Phave, go any posts and click token icon to use your Phaves. When you used, color will become purple and your total Phave count will decrease. You can't use multiple Phave to same post. Also can't take back. So use them wisely. Because you will be rewarded because of phaving. Read more: <https://phaver.gitbook.io/phaver-help-center/phaver-points-and-cred-score/introducing-phaves>

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