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# Leverage
Resupply allows users to automatically leverage their position with one click. On the “[Supply](https://resupply.fi/supply)” page, under the deposit tab, users can toggle the leverage option on or off. Leverage allows users to loop the borrow & deposit process, amplifying the borrowed amount of reUSD.
**Leverage Slider:**
* Users can select a leverage level ranging from **2x to 19.1x**.
* Higher leverage increases both the borrowed amount and deposited collateral.
**Leverage Mechanics:**
* When leverage is applied, the system borrows reUSD, swaps it for crvUSD/frxUSD, and deposits it as collateral.
**Leverage Breakdown:**
* **Initial Deposit:** The base amount of crvUSD/frxUSD deposited.
* **Total Borrowed:** The total amount of reUSD borrowed through leverage.
* **Total Collateral:** The final crvUSD/frxUSD collateral after applying leverage.
* **Collateral Ratio:** The percentage of collateral relative to borrowed funds.
**Slippage Warning:**
* Users will be informed about the estimated slippage (e.g., 0.24%) due to reUSD → crvUSD/frxUSD swaps.
* This means that the final collateral amount will be slightly lower due to the conversion rate and trade size.
#### Approval & Execution Buttons
* **Approve:** Grants permission for the smart contract to handle crvUSD or frxUSD.
* **Deposit & Leverage:** Executes the operation, depositing crvUSD or frxUSD and applying the chosen leverage amount.
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