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

# Dashboard

The Dashboard is the homepage of the Mintera App. This is where you can find important information about your balance.

## Total MNTE Balance

This module shows the MNTE currently owned by your wallet.

![MNTE balance](/files/6PU7feH9DF2cdOeO8Wkw)

**Total MNTE Balance** = Available MNTE + Staked MNTE

**Available:** MNTE currently sitting unused in your wallet

**Staked:** MNTE currently staked in Mintera products

## My performance

"My performance" shows an aggregate of what you have earned using the investment products like the [Green Mining Yield](/mintera-app/green-mining-yield-gmy.md).

<img src="/files/9Y1aGctdpyYeUQSoKmKB" alt="My performance" width="563">

**Total earned:** the total of USDT rewards that have been distributed to this wallet.

**Available to claim:** USDT rewards that are currently stored in Mintera products and available to claim.

## Latest news

This module shows the lastest articles tagged as "announcements" from the [Mintera blog](https://mintera.co/blog/).

<figure><img src="/files/6C9LJCnLV6vgQtNx54E8" alt="" width="555"><figcaption><p>Latest news</p></figcaption></figure>


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