# GUIDES

- [How to open a leverage position (xPOSITION)](https://fxprotocol.gitbook.io/fx-docs/guides/how-to-open-a-leverage-position-xposition.md)
- [How to close a leverage position (xPOSITION)](https://fxprotocol.gitbook.io/fx-docs/guides/how-to-close-a-leverage-position-xposition.md)
- [How to adjust your leverage / how to reduce your Liquidation Brake](https://fxprotocol.gitbook.io/fx-docs/guides/how-to-adjust-your-leverage-how-to-reduce-your-liquidation-brake.md)
- [How to add/reduce a leverage position?](https://fxprotocol.gitbook.io/fx-docs/guides/how-to-add-reduce-a-leverage-position.md)
- [How do the limit orders work?](https://fxprotocol.gitbook.io/fx-docs/guides/how-do-the-limit-orders-work.md)
- [How to stake into the stability pool?](https://fxprotocol.gitbook.io/fx-docs/guides/how-to-stake-into-the-stability-pool.md)
- [How to unstake from the stability pool?](https://fxprotocol.gitbook.io/fx-docs/guides/how-to-unstake-from-the-stability-pool.md)


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