In the " You will know when you are ready" lesson of module 0, it said in OKX to change the network to base and make sure I have ETH in there. I do not. I have ETH in the ETH network. I had some ETH in my Meta mask wallet and I transferred it to OKX. So how do I transfer the ETH I have in there to the base side?

In the instructions to set up either coinbase or Kraken it is highly recommended to use Kraken. But I have a coinbase account already set up so should I switch to Kraken and if so what is the reasoning for that?

Three weeks ago, I started this liquidity-pool journey with $1,000. Today, I am up $814. That did not come from finding one magical pool or betting everything on a single opportunity. I have limited each LP position to no more than 5% of my total portfolio. Honestly, it has been a lot of work. I have spent hours scanning pools, verifying contracts, studying charts, watching ranges, collecting fees, managing exits, and learning from positions that did not perform as expected. Some decisions worked beautifully. Others became lessons. But the baby steps are paying off. The 5% limit means no single position can destroy the portfolio. It also means the gains must be earned through consistency, discipline, and repeated execution. That may feel slow in the moment, but small wins begin to compound. My biggest lesson so far has been this: Underwrite slowly. Prepare completely. Execute quickly. Document afterward. I am still learning, and this is certainly not passive income yet. However, the process is becoming sharper, the decisions are becoming faster, and the results are becoming more consistent. Starting capital: $1,000 Gain after three weeks: $814 Maximum allocation per LP: 5% This is my personal experience, not a promise of what anyone else will earn. I am sharing it because someone else may need the reminder that you do not have to begin with a huge portfolio or take reckless risks to make meaningful progress. Do not despise small beginnings. Protect your capital. Learn the mechanics. Stay disciplined. Keep taking the next intelligent step. The baby steps really do add up. You've got this!

👀Look guys! This was a great 4-day LP experiment. Sorry for the image quality. I opened this PLUMBER/USDC position on Sept. 18 with about $25. I deliberately used a tighter range to concentrate my liquidity and increase my fee-earning potential. This was after learning from our Saturday live class. Over the next 4 days, PLUMBER moved up strongly. As the price rose, my LP gradually sold PLUMBER into USDC until the position eventually went out of range and left me with 100% in USDC. During that time I accumulated 3.78 USDC + 1,424.32 PLUMBER in fees. I decided to collect the fees and sold the fee PLUMBER for 4.74 USDC, locking in approximately $8.52 in fees. About 34% of my original $25 in just 4 days. (the picture numbers are a little different because of price volatility) Biggest lesson: tighter ranges can produce powerful fee returns, but you have to understand what happens to your token composition as price moves. I also learned to compare LP performance against simply HODLing. In this case, HODL was slightly ahead, even though the LP produced substantial fees. Also: I also had a plan just incase the price of Plumber fell so I wouldn't be left holding the bag. It was important to understand what real profit is verses just watching my fee collection go up and down. Currently: I did not remove my liquidity. Although I'm out of range, I am leaving it in case the price of PLUMBER goes down which it has shown to do in the past. Dane mentioned the danger of range chasing so I'm staying put. Satisfied with still having $28 in USDC if I decide to remove it. Small test. Real money. Real data. A LOT learned. Thank you everyone for your help. Thank you Dane and Greg!

Hi everyone, I am a mom of 3 toddlers under the age of 4. I currently reside in Idaho. Im here to learn a way to make an income that doesn't rely on me posting content on TikTok or Instagram all the time cause I honestly don't have the time with three toddlers. Thank you for having me and Im excited to be here. 😁😁