Being taught a lesson by mainnet gas for the third time... I originally just wanted to transfer a little money, but once the fees skyrocketed, I immediately lost the desire to move. Later, my compromise approach is: for small daily interactions, basically throw them on L2, the experience is indeed smooth; for large amounts or long-term holdings, it's still more reliable to go back to the mainnet, after all, bridging back and forth always feels like an extra heartbeat.

Honestly, it's like reaching out: L2 handles more attempts to test the waters, while the mainnet is responsible for shrinking to the safest place. Recently, the economic collapse points of chain games are quite obvious, inflation + studio manipulation, coin prices spiral up, and even if the chain is "cheap and easy to use," it can't save the situation... Anyway, I'm now more concerned with controllable costs and clear retreat routes, so that's how I'll proceed for now.