> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sumero.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero.md).

# Using Sumero

- [Synthetic Asset Positions Dashboard](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero/synthetic-asset-positions-dashboard.md): Overview of Dashboard
- [Approved Synthetic Assets](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero/approved-synthetic-assets.md)
- [NLHPI](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero/approved-synthetic-assets/nlhpi.md): Netherlands House Price Index
- [VT](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero/approved-synthetic-assets/vt.md): Vanguard Total World Stock ETF
- [USCPI](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero/approved-synthetic-assets/uscpi.md): U.S. Consumer Price Index
- [Liquidity Provision](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero/liquidity-provision.md): What is Liquidity Provision?
- [Liquidity Pools](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero/liquidity-provision/liquidity-pools.md): What is a liquidity pool?
- [LP Tokens](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero/liquidity-provision/lp-tokens.md): What are LP tokens?
- [Providing Liquidity](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero/liquidity-provision/providing-liquidity.md): How to provide liquidity on Sumero
- [Withdrawing Liquidity](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero/liquidity-provision/withdrawing-liquidity.md): How to remove liquidity from Sumero
- [Pool Fee Distribution](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero/liquidity-provision/pool-fee-distribution.md): How are pool trading fees distributed amongst liquidity providers?
- [Risks](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero/liquidity-provision/risks.md): Risks associated with liquidity provision
- [Staking ](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero/staking.md): What is Staking?
- [Liquidity Mining](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero/staking/liquidity-mining.md): What is liquidity mining?
- [Staking LP Tokens](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero/staking/staking-lp-tokens.md)
- [Unstaking LP Tokens](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero/staking/unstaking-lp-tokens.md)
- [Claiming Rewards](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero/staking/claiming-rewards.md)
- [zClay Bonds](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero/zclay-bonds.md): What are zClay bonds?
- [Lending Clay](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero/zclay-bonds/lending-clay.md)
- [Bond Maturation Schedule](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero/zclay-bonds/bond-maturation-schedule.md)
- [Claim Bonds](https://docs.sumero.finance/using-sumero/zclay-bonds/claim-bonds.md)


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