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# How to Withdraw

1. Connect your wallet

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2. Click “Remove aeUSDC”

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3. Enter the amount of USDC you wish to remove in the Remove modal

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4. Confirm the transaction in your wallet

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### Available Liquidity

Withdrawals are constrained by the liquidity of the market and the Protocol Reserve. If the currently available liquidity isn’t high enough to process the withdrawal, users should wait until more liquidity becomes available. Liquidity can increase when lenders supply more of the desired asset or borrowers repay their loans. Learn more about Liquidity Constraints.

When liquidity is low, additional liquidity is incentivized via the interest rate model. Learn more about Interest Rates.

Current liquidity can be seen on the Market page as the difference between Total Earning and Total Borrowing.

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