# Positions Tab

The **Positions Tab** in **Fabriq** is your all-in-one command center for managing liquidity. Whether you’re farming memes or stable pairs, this dashboard gives you full visibility, actionable tools, and the edge you need to stay ahead.

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#### 🔍 What You’ll See:

**🧬 Farming Pair**\
See exactly which pair you’re farming, at a glance.

**📈 Performance Metrics**\
Track real-time **PnL**, how long you’ve held the position, and the current status of your range (active/inactive).

**💰 Financial Breakdown**\
Monitor total deposited, total claimed fees, and unclaimed rewards – all in one clean view.

**📊 Pool Stats**\
See APRs and additional context about the pool your position lives in.

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#### ⚙️ What You Can Do:

**✅ Claim Rewards**\
Claim directly to your wallet—or zap your rewards into a single token like **SOL**, **USDC**, or the native farm token.

**🔁 Swap In/Out**\
Easily swap into or out of the farmed token without needing to leave the dashboard.

**🚀 Flex Your Position**\
Copy or download your position data to share, track, or archive.

**🧪 Compound Rewards**\
Reinvest your unclaimed rewards to compound and boost future earnings.

**📉 Visual Charting**\
View your liquidity range visually on a price chart. See:

* When you entered
* When you claimed
* When you compounded\
  ...all plotted on the graph.

**🧼 Claim & Close**\
One-click to **claim and close** your position. Use **Zap-Out** to convert everything into a single token and walk away clean.

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#### 💡 Why It Matters

Fabriq’s Positions Tab turns data into action. Manage all your DLMM positions with ease, clarity, and precision—right from one screen.


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