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# Reading the dashboard

### The bar

Green on the left is Reflection, yellow on the right is Injection. The dotted line in the middle is 50 percent. Whichever side is past the line is winning right now.

The bar shows the deposits on each side. The round is decided on time weighted deposits, so a bar that has only just tipped over does not mean the round has tipped. Think of it as the live standing, not the final score.

### The pot

The big yellow number. It ticks up as trades happen. Underneath it you see how many rounds it has been unclaimed and what it would pay per 1,000 tokens if Injection won right now.

### The history strip

Twenty four small blocks, one per round, newest on the right. Green means Reflection won, yellow means Injection won, grey means a tie. Long green runs are when the pot is building.

### Your position

On its own page. Your deposit, your grown balance, what is claimable, your level and how far to 30, and exactly what leaving would cost you.


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