Recently, some people have been linking ETF capital flows and the risk appetite in the US stock market to the rise and fall of the crypto market. Just looking at it makes me want to laugh... It's not that they are completely unrelated, but don't get so excited that you turn yourself into an emotional trader. Anyway, I care more about how I use it daily: the mainnet is like a "settlement layer," I only go there for large deposits or critical operations; for small, frequent transactions, I honestly stay on L2 to have a smoother experience and avoid paying too much gas fees every time. The compromise is probably: batch as much as possible, minimize movements, and don't risk bridging and signing just to save a few bucks on fees. Honestly, saving gas isn't the goal; simplifying the process is. Well, I still believe in it—take it slow and it'll be fine.