Lately, I’ve been a bit conflicted about doing tasks: I feel secure on the mainnet, but as soon as I open my wallet and see the gas fees, I want to turn it off… I’m not installing it anymore; I try to do interactions on L2 whenever possible, leaving L2 behind for a smoother experience and lower costs; only when I encounter situations that “must go back to the mainnet,” such as consolidating key assets or confirming contract upgrades, do I choose low-gas periods to do everything at once, and I also make sure to clarify the exit path to avoid getting stuck later.

Anyway, my compromise method boils down to two words: reproduction. I run each route with a small amount first, noting the cost, time, and failure points, and only increase the amount once I confirm it works. Recently, I saw the NFT royalty dispute and felt quite reflective—creators wanting to earn more is fine, but when liquidity drops, the cost for ordinary users to take over becomes higher… So I prefer “go if you can,” don’t tie yourself to a certain chain or market sentiment. That’s all for now.