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# FAQs
#### **Can I deposit additional funds into a vault I'm already in?**
Yes, but each deposit starts a new lock period for that portion of your stake.
#### **What happens if the curator closes all positions?**
Your share of the vault is still tracked by your LP tokens. You can still request and receive withdrawals.
#### **Can the curator steal my funds?**
Curators can trade with vault funds, which means poor decisions or intentional mismanagement can result in losses. However, the force withdrawal mechanism ensures you can always retrieve whatever value remains in the vault after the force withdrawal delay expires.
#### **How often should I check on my vault position?**
This depends on the vault's strategy and your risk tolerance. Monitor positions periodically, especially during volatile market conditions.
#### **What if the curator never processes my withdrawal?**
Once the force withdrawal delay expires, you (or Aftermath on your behalf) can force withdraw your funds. This ensures you're never permanently locked out of your capital.
#### **Are curator fees charged on my entire withdrawal?**
No. Curator fees only apply to profits. If you withdraw at a loss or break-even, no fee is charged. The fee is calculated as a percentage of the difference between your withdrawal value and your original deposit value.
#### **What happens to my position if the vault gets liquidated?**
If vault positions are liquidated due to insufficient margin, the loss is shared proportionally among all LP token holders. This is one of the key risks of depositing into vaults.
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