> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.defisaver.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.defisaver.com/features/defi-saver-dashboard.md).

# DeFi Saver Dashboard

In this article, we'll cover the metrics that are located in the UI for protocols on DeFi Saver. 

While we try to provide all of the most relevant information to our users, we also understand that certain metrics require additional insight as to how they're calculated. 

This can help users estimate how changes in their position, such as collateral value, can affect their position's health.

The metrics we'll be covering come from the main protocol dashboard:

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As well as the "Market" section:

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We've written articles dedicated to some of the more important metrics, and will now quickly cover some of the more self-explanatory metrics:<br>

* Overview - This lets you choose whether you'd like to view your position's value in USD, or in your collateral token.
* Clicking on the Supplying or Borrowing values will expand the number to show which tokens represent your supplied/borrowed amounts.
* Balance represents your position's current net balance.
* Liquidation price represents the price of your collateral at which the position would be liquidated. [If you have more than one collateral asset, the Liquidation price will say N/A](https://help.defisaver.com/general/troubleshooting/i-cant-see-the-liquidation-price-for-my-position)
* Borrow power used represents the % of your collateral's LTV that has been utilized
* Left to borrow represents the remaining amount of debt you can generate based on your current supplied amount and LTV

In the Market section, most of the metrics are clear-cut in terms of what they represent. The ones we'd higlight are:

* Coll. Fac. (Collateral Factor) represents an asset's LTV (Loan-to-value ratio)
* Liq. Fac. (Liquidation Facotr) represents an asset's Liquidation LTV (Loan-to-value ratio)
* Hovering over "Market info" will show you all relevant information for a specific market - including its supply cap, liquidation penalties, borrow cap, and more

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## Related Articles:

* Health, Safety and Collateral Ratio
* How is Net APY calculated?&#x20;