Lately, everyone has been watching large on-chain transfers and the hot and cold wallets of exchanges, shouting "Smart money is coming" at every move. I find it quite amusing... and also quite tiring. Back to the main point, I think ordinary people really don't need to constantly confront the mainnet; when gas prices spike, the experience crashes directly, and emotions follow suit.

My current compromise is a bit like making backups: for daily small transactions, claiming airdrops, running tasks, etc., I all put on L2, treating it as a "work account"; the mainnet only keeps the necessary "system account," such as large-scale fund aggregation and important contract operations. I’d rather wait a bit longer than gamble on bridges and all kinds of strange fake frontends on L2. Anyway, if I can be lazy, I will be lazy; if I can layer, I layer. Don’t think of yourself as a chain on-chain fund manager.