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Recently, I saw in the group discussions about "a certain stablecoin being investigated," "reserve audits having suspicious issues," "it’s about to depeg," honestly, when emotions run high, I want to move all my funds out immediately, but I pause for a moment: the more panicked you are, the easier it is to get caught up in gas fees on the mainnet...
My current compromise is: for daily interactions, small trades, and frequent operations, try to use L2 as much as possible; the experience is indeed smoother; if I need to handle large amounts, hold long-term, or deal with positions sensitive to liquidations or oracle updates, I honestly switch back to the mainnet, it’s more expensive but gives peace of mind. I also have a small habit: before cross-chain transfers or deposits, do a small test transaction first—don’t skimp on that little gas fee, because saving it might cost you tuition fees. Anyway, I’d rather be slow than panic and scramble during congestion and chaos.