I started keeping track of when I go on the mainnet and when I move to L2, and I realized that saving gas isn't actually the main issue; the biggest impact on the experience is the "hesitation cost"… Every time I hesitate for a long time just to save that tiny transaction fee, my mood gets worn out first. So now I keep it simple: for small daily transactions, try to use L2 as much as possible. If I really need to handle long-term positions or contract permissions, which make me feel uneasy, I’ll go back to the mainnet and pay the "peace of mind tax" once. Recently, the group has been arguing again about whether privacy coins and mixing coins are crossing the line. Honestly, I don’t have an answer; I just remind myself: don’t make the path too gray for convenience. The gas saved might not be enough to buy a good night’s sleep. That’s it for now, continuing to drink tea and watch the markets.