Recently, I saw a bunch of people rushing to test the network and interacting, saying they are testing the product, but secretly waiting for "whether the mainnet will issue tokens"... When emotions run high, it's easy to treat gas as air. To put it simply, ordinary people can compromise easily: small amounts of money, frequent transactions, trial and error—use Layer 2. Don't ruin yourself by trying to save a few tens of dollars and end up constantly watching bridges and deposits; if you need to perform a critical operation on the mainnet (like a large amount, long-term holding, or contract permissions), choose a low-peak time to pay a higher gas fee for certainty.

My colleague asked me last night, "Is more points always better?" I told him: don't follow the trend until the last second, because the last second is the most expensive and crowded. Anyway, my current approach is: use L2 for daily transactions, mainnet as the settlement layer, and only use bridges within the planned scope, not on impulse. Keep a steady mindset, and the experience won't be so bad.