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# Tax Loss Harvester
Sell illiquid tokens and NFTs for 1 lamport each. This is an on-chain sale, not tax advice.
Learn how to sell illiquid tokens and NFTs for 1 lamport each.
This is an on-chain sale. It is not tax advice.
## Tax Loss Harvester FAQ
What do I receive?
1 lamport for each item you sell. The summary shows that amount before you confirm.
Can I undo a sale?
No. Read the summary, then confirm in your wallet.
## How to Harvest
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### Connect Wallet
See [Connecting Your Wallet](/tool-guide/connecting-your-wallet.md) for instructions.
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### Select items
Select the tokens or NFTs you mean to sell. Read the name and the mint on the card.
The picture is a public example wallet. The marked card says Magic Eden and the mint is `8Jnc…uhqj`. The card beside it says Wrapped SOL and the mint is `H1Yv…vJDT`, which is not native wrapped SOL.
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### Review the summary
Read **Summary**, the market value, and **You receive**. Click **Sell 1** only after that, then confirm in your wallet.
The picture shows an unknown value, so the market value is not an estimate of zero. **Sell 1** was not clicked.
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