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# Spending DIAMONDS

<mark style="color:green;">**DIAMONDS are made to be spent!**</mark>

You will spend your DIAMONDS as you interact with the various utilities on the SILVERVOLT platform such as bidding on auction items in our [**Auction Lounge**](/jedstar-gaming-whitepaper/silvervolt/auction-lounge.md). As you spend your DIAMONDS they will be removed from your account balance, and can be replenished by charging your device and collecting VOLTS.

Starting at a minimum of 2 DIAMONDS per bid, the number of DIAMONDS required for bidding increases proportionally to your bid amount. For example; Placing a 100,000 VOLTS bid on 1000 Mobile Legends Diamonds will cost 2 DIAMONDS, while a new 1,000,000 VOLTS bid of the same auction prize will cost 5 DIAMONDS instead.

{% hint style="info" %}
Note:

* Unlike VOLTS, if you lose a bid on an auction prize, the DIAMONDS you have used to bid for this prize will **remain deducted** from your account balance.
  {% endhint %}


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