# My Dashboard
The **My Dashboard** view is only available when an Ethereum wallet is connected:
When connected, the dashboard will display all piggies associated with the connected account. Piggies are displayed in two sections, **Put Contracts** and **Call Contracts**. Any piggy that the connected account is associated with, either as a holder or owner, will be displayed in the Put or Call section, based on the direction of the piggy.
For example, the Put section shows all piggies that follow a put contract:
The section shows the put piggies, with the above paged to five piggies per page. Each row lists the following fields:
* Piggy ID
* Underlying
* Current Spot Price
* Time to expiration
* Strike Price
* Collateral Type
* Amount of Collateral Available
* Moneyness
* Actions Available
* Token Lifecycle
**ID**: The Piggy ID is the unique identifier associated with a piggy. Each ID is unique to only one piggy.
**Underlying**: The asset that the piggy targets.
**Spot Price**: The current price of the underlying.
**Time Left**: The time till maturity.
**Strike**: The target price in which the piggy begins to pay out.
**Collateral:** The type of collateral that will be paid out from the piggy.
**Amount**: The total available collateral in the piggy, including the multiplier (or lot size)
**Moneyness**: The relative value calculated for the piggy.
**Actions**: Current available actions that can be executed on the piggy, which include:
* Sell - put the piggy up for auction again
* Update Request - if an RFP, change the parameters
* Tender - destroy the piggy and recoup the collateral
* Finalize - if the piggy is under bid auction, finalize the auction bid to complete the purchase
* Clear - request a settlement price from an oracle
* Settle - once an oracle price is received, execute the payout
**Token Lifecycle**: the current stage in the lifecycle of the piggy
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