When importing DeFi positions from EOA wallets (like Metamask) or Instadapp DSA to Avocado Wallet, certain cases may prevent the position import due to underlying protocol constraints.

These cases often arise when another position with a different configuration already exists in the Avocado Wallet, and the user attempts to merge two positions. Be aware of the following specific cases:

1. No Flashloan Token Availability: The import process cannot proceed if no flashloan token is available from underlying flashloan providers to facilitate the process.

2. Aave v3 Cross E-Mode: The import cannot occur if one e-mode exists on the sender position (i.e., the position being transferred to Avocado from another wallet) and a different e-mode on the Avocado position (i.e., a position already in your Avocado Wallet). This is because the positions are incompatible and cannot be merged.

3. Aave v3 Cross Isolation-Mode: The import is not possible if one isolated token exists on the sender position and another borrowed token on the Avocado position.

4. Aave v3 & v2 Cross Stable-Borrow Token: The import is not possible if one token is borrowed in stable mode on the sender and the same token is supplied as collateral on the Avocado position.

5. Aave v3 & v2 Stable and Variable Borrow Token: The import cannot occur if one token is borrowed in stable mode on the sender and the same token is borrowed as variable on the Avocado position. This is due to the incompatibility between stable and variable borrow positions.

6. Compound v3 Merging: The import is also not possible when merging a position where the sender base token is supplied and the Avocado base token is borrowed, or vice versa.

Keep these cases in mind when attempting to import DeFi positions into your Avocado Wallet. Understanding these restrictions will help ensure a smooth and successful import process.