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# Position Rebalance on Pseudo Market-Neutral Strategy

1. Go to "My Strategy Position", click the "Rebalance" button.

![](/files/ijSdnQnjXmiC6JyVFi0h)

2\. A pop-up window would appear to show the details of the position before and after the rebalance. Click "Rebalance" and approve the transaction in the wallet to complete the action.

There are three types of rebalancing (auto-calculated) under different scenarios:

**(i) When 2x <= Current leverage <= 3.33x**

**keep current leverage ratio, adjust the amount of Assets Borrowed to return Delta to zero**

![](/files/4QX2Op9DQhr1GUi4Qsxk)

**(ii) When Current leverage > 3.33x**&#x20;

**return leverage ratio to 3x to avoid further liquidation, adjust the amount of Assets Borrowed to return Delta to zero**

![](/files/2NX8412rvt7iZhOqMry3)

**(iii) When Current leverage < 2x**&#x20;

**return leverage ratio to 2x to maintain market neutral on non-stable token, adjust the amount of Assets Borrowed to return Delta to zero**

![](/files/bgPqBiRKtxxfIqWOJ1bf)


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