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# Pool Settings
Each pool has its own **settings** that can be monitored and adjusted as needed.
* **Settings Menu**:\
The **settings menu** provides the following options:
* **Edit Pool Settings**:\
Here, you can update the core settings of the pool, including the **duration**, **APY**, and any other parameters such as available amounts and collateral requirements.
* **Disable Pool**:\
If you no longer wish to participate in the pool, you can **disable** it. Disabling the pool will prevent any new users from joining or lending/borrowing in it, while existing transactions may still remain active.
* **Edit Pool Profile**:\
You can also customize the **profile** of the pool by clicking on the **Edit Pool Profile** option. This allows you to:
* Change the **pool name** to something more recognizable or relevant.
* Update the **banner image** and other visual elements to better reflect the pool's branding and appearance.
By managing these settings, you can ensure that your pool remains aligned with your goals and preferences, while also allowing you to make quick adjustments if needed.
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