Sorry guys I don’t want to be a pain in the foot at all I already fund my kraken account I am trying to to withdraw money from my kraken account to move out to my okx account on my kraken account I buy USDT then I click withdraw then I copy my withdrawals and move over to my okx accounts then I click receive then I paste my withdrawals address in to my okx receiving address but it is just not working for me I move to the A I tab and that is what it ask me to do I am using my iPhone to do all this

There’s a massive misconception in crypto that you need thousands of dollars to make real money or participate in DeFi. People assume that if they only have $50 or $100, it's not even worth trying. That is completely wrong. Take a look at this position I just closed out. - Total Capital Injected: $61.38 - Time Active: ~4 hours - Total Value at Cash Out: $67.37 (Completely in raw$SOL) - Total Net Profit: +$7.39 - Total Return: +12.04% Think about that for a second. In less than half a day, a tiny $61 position generated over 12% in raw asset returns. If you leave $61 sitting in a traditional savings account, it will take you years to see a return like that. Why Small Amounts Matter: The Velocity of Compounding When you are first learning the mechanics of automated market makers, concentrated liquidity, and on-chain tools, you shouldn't be risking big money anyway. You should be using small "tuition" amounts to understand how assets move. But here is the real magic of DeFi: Velocity and Compounding. In traditional finance, compounding happens monthly or yearly. In DeFi, you can harvest, compounding your earnings, or rotate positions multiple times a day if the market volume is there. - If you take $60 and master the ability to find high-volume, rules-based setups that hit consistently, that $60 doesn't stay small for long. - You take the profit, roll it into the next high-probability pool, and let the math do the heavy lifting. Don't let a small starting balance keep you on the sidelines. Treat a $50 portfolio with the exact same discipline, security parameters, and risk management as a $50,000 portfolio. Master the mechanics first, watch the percentage gains compound, and the dollar amounts will take care of themselves. Slow and steady wins this race. What assets or setups are you guys practicing with right now? Let's talk in the comments below!

You have the best player in fifa history and he ends the match with not a single shot on goal? Any of you soccer fans know what happened here? Seemed like Argentina sat on their hands the whole match.

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Hello everyone, I'm taking the time to post this information with hopes that it helps anyone in the community who may need it on their Defi journey. I got interested in the BTC/USDC liquidity pool on Shadow exchange because Cory talked about it on TikTok and the Learn To Earn Workshop. I think the reason I like this pool so much is because I can earn a tad bit more by setting an "aggressive" range and monitoring it daily, than I could in a more conservative pool. I will try others in the future with good volume and give my input on those. I went through training on 6/22/26 and began experimenting with the BTC/USDC liquidity pool on the Shadow exchange on 6/24/26. Here's my daily log from that pool. I started small with $10 and earned $1 within 3 days. My interest peaked. I then decided I needed to put in more money so I could earn more money. I purchased $105 of Sonic on Kraken and sent it to my OKX wallet, and then converted it. For me it's much easier to send sonic coin from a central exchange and convert it to what I need it to be than any other token. I believe Shadow exchange operates on the Sonic blockchain. I could be wrong, but attempting to use Ethereum and USDC on the Ethereum blockchain on Shadow exchange from my OKX wallet gave me trouble. I had USDC in my OKX wallet but I couldn't stake it in the pool because it was on the Ethereum blockchain, but I could see it in my wallet. That was annoying. I'm still new at this and figuring things out. My solution is to buy Sonic coin from Kraken or Coinbase, send it to OKX wallet, and then convert it on Shadow for the liquidity pool you want to participate in. I started a daily log once I had $110 divided evenly in BTC and USDC submitted in the pool. Here's my daily log so far. Date--------- Earned -----Time (EST) ------Money in Pool 6/27/26-- $0.48--------- 1:00pm-------------- $110.04 6/28/26 --$1.14 ---------9:30am --------------$110.07 6/29/26---$2.09----------5:45am---------------$109.67 6/30/26---$3.40----------4:03pm---------------$108.73