I look forward to checking this out. Does it work on mobile?

@Dane Bollwinkel even then I use Google sheets so I don't have to download any software and can do everything on Brave.

Pamela! It's great to have you here starting Module 1. ​Don't panic—this is actually a very common issue when you're first getting set up with Web3 browser extensions. Since you verified it's the exact same wallet and the balances are showing on the browser/mobile side, your funds are completely safe on the blockchain. ​What you are experiencing is a simple display sync glitch between the browser extension and the blockchain network. Here is how to get it to sync up and show your balance: 1. Hard Refresh & Clear Browser Cache ​Sometimes the extension gets stuck loading cached data. ​Press Ctrl + F5 (Windows) or Cmd + Shift + R (Mac) to do a hard refresh of your active browser tab. ​If that doesn't work, go into your browser settings and clear your Cached images and files for the last hour. Close the browser completely, reopen it, and check the extension again. 2. Check the Selected Network ​If your funds are on a specific network (like Solana or Arbitrum) but your OKX extension is set to display only "Ethereum" or "Bitcoin," it might look like you have a $0 balance. ​Open the OKX extension. ​At the top, look for the network selector (it might say "All Networks" or a specific chain like Ethereum). ​Make sure it is set to All Networks or the specific network where your funds are located. ​3. Check for Extension Conflicts ​If you have other wallet extensions installed in the same browser (like MetaMask, Phantom, or Coinbase Wallet), they can conflict with each other and block OKX from updating. ​Go to your browser's extension settings. ​Temporarily disable any other crypto wallet extensions you have installed. ​Refresh the page and open your OKX extension to see if the balance pops up. 4. The Quick Reset (If all else fails) ​If the extension is still acting frozen, the quickest fix is a quick reinstall: ​Make absolutely sure you have your 12-word seed phrase backed up and written down safely first! (Never delete a wallet without doing this). ​Right-click the OKX extension in your browser bar and select Remove.

Hey Derek! ​Moving your USDC off the Ethereum mainnet and over to Sonic is a solid move—especially with the insanely fast speeds and low fees over on Sonic. ​Because Ethereum and Sonic are completely separate blockchains, you can't just do a standard "send" to your wallet. You have to route the funds through a cross-chain bridge. ​You have two main paths depending on whether you want to use the official native bridge or a faster third-party router. Option 1: The Sonic Gateway (The Official Native Bridge) ​Sonic Labs built their own native bridge called the Sonic Gateway. It is highly secure, but because it bundles transactions on Ethereum to save you gas, it processes transfers in batches called "heartbeats". How to do it: ​1. Head over to the official portal at my.soniclabs.com/bridge (or their official documentation). ​2. Connect your Web3 wallet (like OKX, Rabby, or MetaMask). ​3. Select Ethereum as your source and Sonic as your destination. ​4. Select USDC as the token and enter the amount. ​5. Approve the transaction in your wallet and pay the Ethereum gas fee. The Catch: It takes about 10 minutes for your funds to arrive on Sonic because of the heartbeat intervals. You also have to pay Ethereum gas fees to initiate the deposit. Option 2: Third-Party Cross-Chain Bridges (Fastest & Easiest) ​If you don't want to wait 10 minutes, you can use trusted third-party bridges like deBridge, Stargate, or Jumper. These bridges have liquidity pools set up on both chains, allowing them to instantly swap your Ethereum USDC for native Sonic USDC in a matter of seconds. How to do it (e.g., using deBridge or Stargate): ​1. Go to debridge.com or stargate.finance. ​2. Connect your wallet. ​3. Set your source to Ethereum (USDC) and your destination to Sonic (USDC). ​4. Confirm the transaction. It will route your USDC and deposit it as native USDC on Sonic, usually in under a minute. ​⚠️ A Critical Checklist Before You Bridge: Get Gas Money ($S): Once your USDC lands on Sonic, you cannot move it or trade it without having a tiny bit of the native gas token, S, in your wallet. Make sure you withdraw a small amount of Sonic (S) from an exchange (like Kraken or Coinbase) to your Web3 wallet first so you don't get your USDC stranded on the other side.

Personally, I use Coinbase with my debit card to get funds on-chain instantly.