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# 📘Managing Your Position

The **My Position panel** shows your personal activity in each market.

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#### Why it matters

This is your **control center** to track risk and rewards. You always know:

* How much you’ve supplied.
* How much you’ve borrowed.
* How close you are to liquidation.

#### Key metrics

* **Your Supply** → deposits you’ve made.
* **Your Borrow** → current loans.
* **Net Position** → supply minus borrow.
* **Collateral Value** → dollar value securing your loans.
* **Supplied Assets** → list of tokens you have supplied to the market. Includes bot the base asset and collateral tokens.


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