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# Manage Positions

Once you're providing liquidity, the **Portfolio** view is your command center.

## What you can see

* **Range status** — whether each position is in or out of range, and how close it is to the edge.
* **Token amounts** — the current balance of each token in the position, not just a percentage.
* **Fees earned** — what the position has accrued.
* **Range proximity warnings** — a flag when the price is near the edge of your band, so you can act before it falls out.

## Common actions

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Collect fees" %}
Claim the fees a position has earned without closing it. They land back in your wallet.
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Re-range" %}
If the price has drifted, close the old position and open a new one around the current price to start earning again. (This is a withdraw + new deposit.)
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Remove liquidity" %}
Withdraw some or all of a position. You receive the underlying tokens plus any uncollected fees.
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}

## Staying in range

A position only earns while it's in range. If a pair is moving and your position keeps falling out:

* widen the range for less maintenance, or
* re-range more actively to keep fee density high.

{% hint style="info" %}
There's no single right answer — tight ranges chase yield and need attention; wide ranges are calmer and steadier. Pick the style that fits how often you want to manage it.
{% endhint %}


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