Terminology

Directional Bias: Icon that acts as an indicator to your position. This icon helps users understand if their position is "Short" , "Long" or "Delta Neutral" on the USDC token.

Collateral: Initial deposit of funds from your wallet. Leverage can be taken against this initial Deposit.

Leverage: Borrowed funds used to increase your LP position. Borrowed funds are taken from Lending pools.

Borrow Ratio: Composition of tokens which make up your total leverage. By changing the ratio user manipulates his directional bias. For example if a user chose to borrow Solana, upon closing his position he would have to repay in Solana. If market went down , user buys back Solana at a lower value thus profiting from the difference.

Position Size: Total size of your position. Calculated as Collateral + borrowed tokens.

Slippage Settings: The total difference of price in percentage value between drafting of a new position and execution of a new position opening. If price moved more than the amount set in % value, the position will fail to open.

APR : Annual Percentage Rate. Usually measures the amount of interest you'll be charged when you borrow.

APY : Annual Percentage Yield. APY includes a calculation of how compounded interest impacts the interest rate over one year. Your savings increase faster due to compounded interest.

Swap: The amount of tokens that will be converted in order to open the position. To adjust this try changing borrow ratio as well as leverage. When users have selected their Borrow Ratio , DefiTuna further calculates how many of these tokens would need to be immediately swapped in order to open CLMM position with the relevant Deposit Ratio. The swap amount will be primarily dictated by the range selected for farming liquidity.

Liquidation price: The price at which your position will forcefully be closed and all your borrowed funds returned to lenders.

(Opened positions Section)

Pool: Token pair alongside its USD.

Debt: Amount of borrowed tokens (Taken as Leverage)

Yield: Tokens earned as fees