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# Marketplace

An important section of the MetaPopit game is the Marketplace. It’s a place to buy, sell, and exchange items and power-ups with the community.

This in-game market  can be opened from the menu.

In the in-game market, for the Hard currency players can sell:

* hints
* checkpoints
* extra-time
* golden keys

In the in-game market, for the Hard currency players can buy:

* hints
* checkpoints
* extra-time
* golden key
* cosmetics
* recovery formula

NFT will be sold and bought in the existing, external market, not in our in-game market.&#x20;

Players can use free exchange in the in-game market:

* X coal = 1 extra time (+2 min)
* X fuel = 1 checkpoint
* X energy cell = 1 hint
* X coal + X fuel + X energy cell = Hard currency


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