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# useEtherspotAssets()

## Introduction

As part of any cryptocurrency related app, it's essential to be able to access a list of other cryptocurrencies and their asset data (such as asset logo) to use within your app, otherwise you'll likely need to try and find this yourself.

The `useEtherspotAssets` hook makes this easy for you by allowing you to access our prebuilt list of tokens for every chain.

## Ready-to-fork CodeSandbox available

There is a CodeSandbox available for this hook. Check it out to see the `useEtherspotAssets` hook in action action, and fork it should you want to test or change anything.

:point\_right: [CodeSandbox directory: Etherspot Assets](https://docs.etherspot.io/transaction-kit/code-sandboxes#etherspot-assets-hook)

## How to use

```jsx
import {
  useEtherspotAssets
} from "@etherspot/transaction-kit";

// Later in your component function...

const { getAssets } = useEtherspotAssets();

// When you're ready to fetch the assets...

const tokens = await getAssets();

// `tokens` will look similar to the following...

// [
//   {
//     "address": "0xe3818504c1B32bF1557b16C238B2E01Fd3149C17",
//     "chainId": 1,
//     "decimals": 18,
//     "logoURI": "https://images.prismic.io/pillar-app/83dcf8ff-6459-41d4-8d43-7ec143814b2d_pillar-logo-5.png?auto=compress,format",
//     "name": "Pillar",
//     "symbol": "PLR"
//   },
//   {
//     "address": "0xdAC17F958D2ee523a2206206994597C13D831ec7",
//     "chainId": 1,
//     "decimals": 6,
//     "logoURI": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bnb-chain/tokens-info-v2/master/tokens/usdt/usdt.png",
//     "name": "USDT",
//     "symbol": "USDT"
//   },
//   ...  
// ]
```

## :tada:  Congratulations!

Now you know how to fetch a list of popular assets to use in your app instead of having to find a data source of tokens from somewhere else.


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