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# Manage

### Details

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1. Pool Name = NFT Collection and Deposit Currency
2. Position Details
   1. Deposit Amount = total amount deposited
   2. Current Value = current value of position based on deposit price
   3. Current APR = current return on position
   4. Projected Annual Earnings = annualized return based on current APR and position value
   5. Loan Limit = maximum risk limit for position
3. Redemption Details
   1. Status
      1. Open = position is currently open with no redemptions
      2. Pending = all or part of the position is currently being redeemed
      3. Available = all or part of redemption available to withdraw
   2. Available = amount ready to withdraw
   3. Pending = amount currently in redemption queue

### Actions

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1. Mint More = Deposit more into the same position
2. Request Redemption
   1. LCT = amount of shares you want to redeem
   2. Estimated Redemption Value = estimated value in deposit currency of LCT shares
   3. Foregone interest = amount of interest being foregone due to the fact that pools are constantly rolling into new loans
   4. Estimated Wait Time = estimated time until withdrawable is available, which can be shorter or longer depending on future value


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