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# Share your Position
## Share your Position!
Troves are represented as a NFT (ERC-721), hence easily transferable between wallets. When you send the NFT you also send full access to your Trove and all the funds within it.
*Please note that more advanced strategies like ‘selling’ Troves on secondary markets like OpenSea comes with inherent risks, and caution is advised.*
How to share/access your NFT:
1\) Navigate to your USDaf loan and click this icon
2\) Access your NFT! Which will look like this:
3\) Furthermore, when a trove link is shared, the position is automatically embedded too (Example on X). Pretty cool, right?
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