📈Manage Your Position
What to monitor after depositing, and when to act
A vault position needs no active management — you don't select strategies, rebalance, or track maturities. Managing a position means monitoring its value and deciding when to add or withdraw.
The three numbers that matter
Your Holdings (vault page header)
Your position in base-asset terms — the number to check day to day
Share balance (the yvJPYC / yvUSDFC token in your wallet, and From vault on the Withdraw tab)
How many shares you hold. Constant unless you deposit or withdraw
Price Per Share (the Info tab)
What one share is worth. Yield shows up here — Your Holdings = share balance × Price Per Share (how it's calculated)
Yield never arrives as separate tokens — it shows up entirely through the Price Per Share, which also means it compounds automatically.
Adding to your position
Deposit more into the same vault at any time. New shares are minted at the current Price Per Share; your existing shares are unaffected.
Reducing or exiting
Withdraw any portion by redeeming shares — see Withdraw assets. Common reasons to reduce: cutting exposure, reallocating capital, or the strategy's risk no longer fitting your preference. Vaults are designed for medium- to long-term participation rather than frequent in-and-out trading.
Value can go down. A negative period — such as a strategy loss or adverse market move — reduces the Price Per Share and Your Holdings, even if you take no action. See Risks.
Related
Platform guide — every tab and metric in the interface
Vault System Overview — the accounting behind the numbers
Available Vaults and Strategies — what your vault invests in
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