> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://cybro.gitbook.io/cybro/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://cybro.gitbook.io/cybro/cybro-app/actions.md).

# Actions

#### Add Liquidity

What it is: Adding more tokens to an existing LP position.

When to use: To increase your exposure or rebalance after partial withdrawals.

How it works in Cybro:

1. Select the position.
2. Click Add Liquidity.
3. Choose token amounts (Cybro shows estimated ratio).
4. Approve tokens (if not approved yet).
5. Confirm transaction in your wallet.\
   Notes: Requires a gas transaction. Fees are applied only for the action, not for holding liquidity.<br>

#### Withdraw

What it is: Removing tokens from an LP position.

When to use: To realize profits, reduce exposure, or exit the pool.

How it works in Cybro:

1. Select the position.
2. Click Withdraw.
3. Choose partial or full withdrawal.
4. Confirm transaction in your wallet.

Notes: Withdrawal also collects accumulated fees automatically.<br>

#### Move Range

What it is: Adjusting the price range of your LP position (manual rebalance).

When to use: If the market price has moved significantly and most of your liquidity is inactive.

How it works in Cybro:

1. Select the position.
2. Click Move Range.
3. Set new Min and Max prices (or use suggested presets).
4. Confirm transaction in your wallet.

Notes: Requires withdrawing current liquidity and re-depositing in the new range. Gas costs may be higher than other actions.<br>

#### Compound

What it is: Reinvesting earned fees into the same position.

When to use: To increase position size and maximize compounding yield.

How it works in Cybro:

1. Select the position.
2. Click Compound.
3. Fees are collected and immediately re-added as liquidity.

Notes: Involves a transaction. Slightly higher gas than Claim.<br>

#### Claim Fees

What it is: Collecting fees from your LP position.

When to use: To realize earned commissions in your wallet, without changing liquidity.

How it works in Cybro:

1. Select the position.
2. Click Claim Fees.
3. Fees are transferred directly to your wallet.

Notes: Pure collection, no change to liquidity. Lower gas cost than Compound.

#### Auto-close <a href="#auto-exit" id="auto-exit"></a>

Set a target price and automatically close your position when it’s reached.

Customize conditions and choose how to receive funds on exit - including automatic conversion into your preferred token.

<figure><img src="/files/oQgEjxKC9vuU3UzhUp3b" alt="Auto-close settings" height="271" width="273"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

#### Auto-Rebalance <a href="#auto-rebalance" id="auto-rebalance"></a>

Define a price range, and when the market moves beyond it, Cybro will automatically recenter your position.

Same width and new range - so you can keep earning fees without manual adjustments.

The result: less time monitoring charts, less stress about market moves, and more consistent fee generation — even when price leaves your original range.

<figure><img src="/files/eCsyKQIHcdn6thYZSVCu" alt="Auto-rebalance settings" height="321" width="343"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>


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