# Do I get "liquidated" if the price goes outside of my range?

**No, you do not get liquidated if your price exceeds your range.**

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When your position leaves your price range, your position will be "inactive". This means your position will not earn fees until the price comes back in range.

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However, when the price goes outside your range, the ratio of your position will change.

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**Here is an example of how a position changes:**

A liquidity provider has a price range of 1,000 to 5,000 for an ETH/USDC pool.

* If ETH falls to 900, then your balance will be 100% in ETH.
* If ETH goes up to 6,000, then your balance will be 100% in USDC.

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