# Managing & Adjusting Positions

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**Note for DEX Teams:**

This section provides a **practical guide to maintaining and optimizing active positions**. It helps users maximize profitability and manage risks—an important UX lever for long-term engagement and user retention.

The illustrated mechanics use **Algebra’s testnet visuals** and are intended as templates for your branded DEX UI.
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## Where to Find Your Positions

Navigate to the **"My Pools"** tab on the **Pools** page to view all your active and inactive liquidity positions.

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### Position Management Options

Click on any position to open the **position management panel**, where you’ll see:

* Total Value
* Assets Deposited
* Current Price Range
* Pending Fees / Rewards
* Current Status (Active / Inactive)

From this panel, you can perform the following actions:

**1. Collect Fees**

* Click **"Collect"** to claim all accumulated fees and rewards.
* Confirm the transaction in your wallet.

**2. Withdraw Liquidity**

* Choose **"Remove Liquidity"** to remove all or part of your liquidity.
* You can fully exit the pool or reduce exposure.
* Confirm in your wallet and receive your tokens back.

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*Note:* You cannot adjust the **price range** of an existing position. If you want to change this parameter, you must first withdraw your position and then create a new one with updated settings.
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#### Want to learn more about liquidity management strategies?

Check out the following pages to explore different approaches based on your goals and market behavior:

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[Basic Price Range Presets](/algebra-integral-documentation/price-ranges-and-liquidity-strategies/basic-price-range-presets.md)
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[Advanced Range Presets](/algebra-integral-documentation/price-ranges-and-liquidity-strategies/advanced-range-presets.md)
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[Matching Your Liquidity Strategy to Market Moves](/algebra-integral-documentation/price-ranges-and-liquidity-strategies/matching-your-liquidity-strategy-to-market-moves.md)
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[Swap & LP Strategies with Price Ranges](/algebra-integral-documentation/price-ranges-and-liquidity-strategies/swap-and-lp-strategies-with-price-ranges.md)
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[Liquidity Scenarios & Risk Profiles](/algebra-integral-documentation/price-ranges-and-liquidity-strategies/liquidity-scenarios-and-risk-profiles.md)
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