# Supply and Borrow Assets

Go to <https://trade.bluefin.io/lend>.

Click on the **Supply** button for the market you want to add liquidity to.&#x20;

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Input the desired amount you want to deposit in the **Supply/Borrow** modal and submit the transaction. You'll be able to see the amount of tokens you hold in your wallet as the available amount to supply.

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Afterwards, you'll be able to see your deposits in the top of the dashboard. Once you have supplied funds, these will be used as collateral for your borrows.

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To borrow assets you can follow the same procedure, clicking on the **Borrow** button for the desired market and inputting the amount to borrow in the modal that opens up. You'll notice that the maximum amount you'll be able to borrow will be lower than your supplied value, capped by the asset's Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio (learn more [here](/bluefin/lending-on-bluefin/protocol-features.md#loan-to-value-ltv-ratio)).&#x20;

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Your borrowed assets will be displayed at the top of the Dashboard. Additionally, you'll be able to see a **Risk Gauge** with real time information on your account's health, and a red mark on the **Liquidation Threshold** for which your collateral is at risk of being partially liquidated. You can learn more about liquidations [here](/bluefin/lending-on-bluefin/protocol-features.md#liquidations).

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