# Monitoring Opened LP Positions
Once on the **Provide Liquidity** page, you will see a section at the bottom called **Positions**. You must be logged in with the wallet that opened the initial position to view it.
By clicking on any active position, you can display the chart along with up-to-date PnL and Liquidity visualizations, liquidation price(s), and any TP/SL levels directly on the graph.
You can edit your position directly from the dashboard using the following icons:
1. **Increase Position** – Add external funds as collateral while keeping your current leverage.
2. **Repay Debt** – Reduce your leverage by adding external funds to repay borrowed assets. Reducing leverage pushes the liquidation points further apart.
3. [**Trigger Orders**](/dive-into-defituna/provide-liquidity/platform-info/trigger-orders.md) – Set a target price to automatically close your position and swap your collateral into your preferred token.
4. **Claim Yield** – Collect your accrued liquidity provision fees. You can also manually compound your yield, which adds those fees directly to your collateral, with or without leverage.
5. [**Auto-Compounding**](/dive-into-defituna/provide-liquidity/platform-info/compound.md) – Automatically reinvest your earnings as they accrue, whether you're using leverage or not.
6. **Close** – Fully close your position. On the panel that appears, you can also reduce your position size by moving the slider below 100%, and/or swap your position into your desired token.
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**"Pair"** displays the selected token pair, along with the current leverage and the pool provider's logo.
**"Status"** indicates whether the position is *In Range*, *Out of Range*, *Closed*, or *Liquidated*.
**"Size"** is the notional value of the position, calculated as *Margin + Borrowed Funds*.
**"Margin"** indicates the value of your current position, excluding leverage, uncompounded yield, and funding.
**"Margin (Initial)"** is the value of your initial deposit. Click the “T” button to view the breakdown by token.
“**Funding**” is the borrowing fee paid to the lending vault.
**"**[**Liq Price**](/dive-into-defituna/provide-liquidity/platform-info/liquidations.md)**"** indicates the price points at which your position may be liquidated (lower and/or upper bounds). You may have one, two, or no liquidation points, depending on your setup.
**"Price / Entry"** shows the current pool price and the price at which you opened the position.
**"LT / UT"** displays your *Lower Trigger* and *Upper Trigger* order prices, if set.
**"Yield"** shows your pending yield, with compounded yield shown in brackets.
**"Price Range"** displays the selected range for your LP position.
**"PnL"** displays the profit and loss of your position.\
\&#xNAN;*PnL = (Profit/Loss on your collateral) + Yield – Funding – Protocol Fees.*\
You can generate a PnL card by clicking on the arrow.
**"Time"** shows the timestamp when the position was created, along with how much time has passed since then.
**"Address"** links to the Solscan SPL token address, showing all events related to this LP position.
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To choose which columns to display on your **Positions** dashboard, click here and tick the relevant boxes. You can also choose to enable all.\
By clicking the “T” button, you can view all dashboard values broken down by token. For instance:
* If the “**T**” button is selected, **PnL** is shown relative to holding the token selected in the top-right corner of the PnL chart (e.g., “PnL in SOL”). You can click the arrow to switch to the other token in the pair.
* If the “**$**” button is selected, **PnL** is shown relative to holding USDC in your wallet.
You can also forecast your future profitability by simulating a specific "**Time in Range**" on the PnL chart. The simulation estimates your yield based on the selected time in range, minus any applicable borrowing fees.
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