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# Why the position total in the app differs from the exchange?

The position total can differ, because the bot bought the positions at different prices each step, while the exchange simply accumulates the entire asset and multiplies by the fresh rate.

It is necessary to look exactly at the position quantity, i.e. the amount of the asset. If the position quantity in the bot and on the exchange coincide, everything is fine. If for any reason the amount of assets on the exchange is less than in the bot, then write to our [technical support.](/en/technical-support/contacts.md)


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