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# How to open a leverage position (xPOSITION)

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xPOSITIONS offer up to 10x leverage on ETH.\
To open a position:

* Head over to the [Trade](https://fx.aladdin.club/v2/trade) page.
* Connect your wallet using the upper right “Connect Wallet” button.
* Input the amount you would like to leverage. The default asset is USDC; you can pledge other assets by clicking the down arrow.![](https://lh7-rt.googleusercontent.com/docsz/AD_4nXcBj1aKjTd-0vKRw_o2XjN1e1tA7TZcc2pmEltj0TqVVFvowotyuNk7jrOixaOay1vG07fukskGcQAfbKOGjN6OKzuBSzK1IFOIS3Vp8Q68NmGDEA7VGrAf8WgjqKk_9I7JPOa_NA?key=GA1o45aLKYw_edI6IcXZgMv2)
* Set the requested leverage using the slider bar and wait for the preview to load.
* Hit the Preview button to review your trade.
* Review your trade and the evolution of your xPOSITION, and once you are ready, click the “Submit Transaction” button.
* Confirm the transaction using your wallet.

You’re all set. You can now track your position on your Dashboard on the “[Trade](https://fx.aladdin.club/v2/trade)” page.

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