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# Positions
Moni gives you two ways to track and manage your open positions.
#### From the Instant Trade menu
When you open the trading window for a token, your position details (balance, PnL, and quick Buy/Sell actions) sit right next to the controls you use to trade. Everything in one place, no screen-switching.
#### From the Moni Extension
The extension panel gives you a general view of all active trades at once — so you can check and manage positions without opening a specific token page first.
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