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2. Go to Settings in the top right corner.

3. Click Export Wallet

4. Choose a password for encryption

5. Confirm the password

6. Download as a file

7. At this point, go to MetaMask

8. Click on Account 1

9. Click "Add account or hardware wallet"

10. Click on "Private Key"

11. Click on JSON file

12. Choose File and Import

Choose the file you previously downloaded

13. You will see the account labeled as "Imported"

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