> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.yeti.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.yeti.finance/using-yeti-finance/the-dashboard.md).

# The Dashboard

## Dashboard

The **Dashboard** displays a quick overview of the **Borrow**, **Pool**, and **Stake** Tabs. Refer to the dashboard to see all your positions neatly in one place.

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### Borrow Summary

The **Borrow Summary** highlights your **Collateralization Ratio**, **Borrowed YUSD**, and **Total Collateral**. It also displays the **System Collateral Ratio**. If you want to learn more the importance of the system collateral ratio, click [here](https://techdocs.yeti.finance/how-does-yeti-finance-work/recovery-mode#what-is-the-total-collateral-ratio-1).

To learn more about how to adjust your Trove, add collateral types, or borrow YUSD, see the [Borrowing section ](/using-yeti-finance/borrowing.md)for more information.

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### Pool Summary

The **Pool Summary** highlights the amount of YUSD you have deposited in the **Stability Pool** and the amount of YUSD in your wallet. To learn more about how to deposit YUSD in the pool, go to [Stability Pool](broken://pages/ZZhmNoXLrPzSGS8yYN2G) for more information. 

![](/files/XDZ8ULuu3iuT1MgHeyat)

### Stake Summary

The **Stake Summary** highlights the amount of **veYETI** you've accumulated. Go to [Staking Yeti](broken://pages/bYj29WCtmLT86c9FKxVf) on how to stake Yeti and [Tokenomics](broken://pages/cHpnKM1RYEDIlZs0Bert) to learn about veYETI use cases.

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