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# Rebalancer
LP providers can use 1-click Rebalance and Unstake & Withdraw to facilitate LP operations.
To enable this, go to your Portfolio page and approve rebalance and approve unstake & withdraw:
After approvals the buttons "REBALANCE" and "UNSTAKE & WITHDRAW" appear:
When your LP position moves out of range and you need to rebalance quickly, simply click the Rebalance button. Be sure to adjust the slippage settings if necessary.
Review the Rebalance pop-up to confirm the swap settings and the new range:
Click on Confirm to execute the rebalance.
In addition to the simplified rebalancing feature, you can also easily unstake and withdraw with one click:
A popup window will confirm the amount of any BLACK rewards that will be claimed in addition to the unstake and withdraw amounts:
Click on Confirm to execute.
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