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 ## WANT TO RUN THIS YOURSELF?
 
-1. ** Make sure you have Visual Studio with Xamarin, Android SDK & Node.js v10.15.3 or higher **
-2. ** Get the following: Stripe's secret and public key, Infura API key, Etherscan API key **
-3. ** Navigate to WebServer folder and run "npm install" **
-4. ** In WebServer/App.js update const stripe = require("stripe")("STRIPE SECRET KEY"); to your stripe secret key **
-5. ** In WebServer folder run node App.js. The server will be listening on port 8080 of your local Network address **
-6. ** In Coursework/ViewModels update BuyCryptoViewModel.cs, SaveAddress.cs and AuthViewmodel.cs with your API keys **
-7. ** In Coursework/Views update Account.xaml.cs  with your API keys **
-8. ** In Coursework/ViewModels/BuyCryptoViewModel.cs update line 219 with your serverUrl. Don't change the route **
-9. * *Run the application on the device **
+1. Make sure you have Visual Studio with Xamarin, Android SDK & Node.js v10.15.3 or higher
+2. Get the following: Stripe's secret and public key, Infura API key, Etherscan API key
+3. Navigate to WebServer folder and run "npm install"
+4. In WebServer/App.js update const stripe = require("stripe")("STRIPE SECRET KEY"); to your stripe secret key
+5. In WebServer folder run node App.js. The server will be listening on port 8080 of your local Network address
+6. In Coursework/ViewModels update BuyCryptoViewModel.cs, SaveAddress.cs and AuthViewmodel.cs with your API keys
+7. In Coursework/Views update Account.xaml.cs  with your API keys **
+8. In Coursework/ViewModels/BuyCryptoViewModel.cs update line 219 with your serverUrl. Don't change the route
+9. Run the application on the device