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I've been running a few concentrated liquidity positions on Base and I'm starting to question how much attention we should really be paying to the advertised APR.

I've experimented with tighter ranges on WETH/USDC and AERO pairs, but the problem always seems to be what happens when the market makes a bigger move.

You earn decent fees while you're in range, then you're faced with rebalancing, potentially locking in losses, and hoping the market doesn't reverse straight afterwards.

I've been leaning towards wider ranges and fewer adjustments lately, rather than trying to squeeze every bit of yield out of a position.

I'm interested in how others are managing this.

Are you actively rebalancing your positions, using automation, or just setting wider ranges and leaving them alone?

And are you actually comparing your net returns against holding the underlying tokens, or mostly tracking fees and rewards?

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Anyone else earning decent LP fees but struggling to actually get ahead?