Over these past two weeks, I’ve paid my “tuition” on the mainnet a few times already, and even just clicking to authorize feels painful. Later I figured it out: ordinary people shouldn’t go head-on with their faith—if it can be done on L2, don’t go back to the mainnet just to play the hero. The mainnet should be reserved for large fund transfers, critical interactions, and those contracts that really need to be fought. Using L2 day-to-day feels smooth, but don’t treat it as a free pass—bridges and cross-chain moments are the easiest times for things to go wrong. I’d rather go slower and confirm the address and contract again, more than once.

Is attention mining really a thing?
I feel it’s more like this: attention is mining for others, and I just pick up a bit of scraps along the way.

Social mining and fan tokens have been hot again lately—looks pretty exciting—but I stick to my usual rule: first calculate the gas, time, and mental-cost. If the cost is higher than expected, I won’t touch it. Discipline is greater than faith. Anyway, my hands are cold.