# Decrease Liquidity

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**Decrease Liquidity in Your Position**

You may partially remove tokens from your existing position to decrease liquidity without closing it.
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### **1. Click on your position**

Under **My Positions**, select a position to decrease liquidity from.

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### **2. Click on Decrease Liquidity**

Once you land on your position card, expand the **Manage** dropdown and click on **Decrease Liquidity**.

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### **3. Select a percentage**

Select a percentage of liquidity to decrease from your position. The exact amount of tokens to be decreased will be displayed at the bottom. Selecting 100% will close your position. Click on **Decrease Liquidity** to proceed.

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### **4. Preview your transaction**

A breakdown of the selected position will appear. Review the details and click on **Confirm Decrease Liquidity**.

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### **5. Approve your transaction**

A pop-up from Adena will appear in a new window, prompting you to approve the transaction. Click on **Approve** to proceed.

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### **6. Check your new position balance**

Return to your position and check your new balance. You can also expand the **Position History** to double-check your transaction.

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