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# Access and Utilities
### How to access the site?
You can access the site by visiting the following link [Influencer Market Cap](https://influencermarketcap.com/)
### What do I find on the main page?
On the main page, you will find the following information
* In the header, you will find the **DEX** and **Download the Plugin Now!** links of the XCAD Network.
* Below, you can find the **Creator List** with the following info
* Total subscriber count including all subscribers from all creators who joined XCAD
* List of creators and the names of their associated tokens.
* Number of subscribers of the youtube channel that the creator has.
* Token Price and its variation in the last 24 hours, 7 days, and 30 days
* Market capitalization along with its 7-day variation ( if you are a crypto beginner, keep in mind that this indicator measures and tracks the market value of a cryptocurrency.)
* You have a BUY link which will send you to our DEX so you can exchange ZIL or XCAD for the creator token you want
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