# History Using the various features of Dolomite can be hard to track on-chain due to Dolomite's `virtual liquidity` model. Fortunately, the **History** feature on Dolomite will display all completed actions you've taken on Dolomite, along with transaction specific data. *** ## Navigating to History
The History feature can be found on the navigation panel at the top of the Dolomite app. By default, the **Borrows** section of your Dolomite History will be displayed, showing you all of your previous or active `Borrow Positions`.
### Borrows As shown in the image above, the Borrows section of your History will show you all **Open** or previously **Closed** `Borrow Positions`. Each of these Positions also displays: * Borrow Position Status * Supply and Borrow USD value for active positions or the asset type for closed * The precise time the `Borrow Position` was initially created Beyond this basic Borrow Position info, you can also click on one of these Positions, where a information window will provide more information.

This is an Open Borrow Position

**Open** `Borrow Positions` when clicked on, as shown in the image above, provide all the current information about the active position at the top, while providing all previous actions done within the position below *(i.e. Action - Amount - Date)*. Some Actions do multiple things in one instance, so more context on the Action is provided below it, depicted with "↪." One example is the `Zap - Trade and deposit as collateral` transaction as shown in the Borrow Action in the image above. To find the actual transaction of that Action on the blockchain, click on the desired Action under the **Action** tab, highlighted red in the image above. This will provide you with the transaction on the correlated blockchain's explorer *(i.e. Arbiscan)*.

This is a Closed Borrow Position

A **Closed** `Borrow Position` will provide the same information, naturally without any active information. The blockchain transaction for each Action can be found in the same way as an **Open** `Borrow Position`. ### Trades The next tab over on the **History** page provides all of your **trades**. "Trades" might seem ambiguous relative to its meaning on Dolomite, so to simplify, **trades** include: * Trades done on the Dolomite's Trade tab * Any swaps done via Dolomite's `Zap` feature *(i.e. in Borrow Positions or your Dolomite Balance exclusively)*. See the [Zap guide](https://docs.dolomite.io/guide/zap) for more information on Zap actions.

Click on the Trade under the Action section to see the transaction on the blockchain explorer.

Each of these Trade Actions also displays: * A link to the trade transaction on the blockchain explorer * The trade's input and output and asset type * The unit price of the input asset at the time of the trade * The date the trade transaction happened ### Transfers The following tab on the **History** page provides all of your **Transfers**. Transfers in Dolomite terms means any deposits or withdrawals from your `Dolomite Balance`.

Click on the Transaction Hash under the Transaction section to see the transaction on the blockchain explorer.

Each of these Transfer Actions also displays: * Action type *(i.e. Deposit or Withdrawal)*, * Transfer amount and asset * Transaction with a hyperlink to the transaction on the blockchain explorer * The date the transaction happened ### Pooling The last tab on the **History** page provides all of your **Pooling** Actions. This means any deposits or withdrawals from a Dolomite Pool *(i.e. in the **Pool** tab on your navigation bar)*.

Click on the Pooling Action under the Action section to see the transaction on the blockchain explorer.

Each of these Pooling Actions also displays: * Action type *(i.e. Adding or Withdrawing)* * The total USD value of the action * The amount of both sides of the pair * The date the Pooling transaction happened *** --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://docs.dolomite.io/guide/history.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.