Lately, switching back and forth between L2 and the mainnet, my biggest takeaway is: saving gas is just superficial—saving yourself peace of mind is the real key. The mainnet is pricey, but the certainty is strong, which fits my kind of laid-back, slow “roll”; the L2 experience is smooth, so for daily small amounts and frequent rebalancing, I leave it there. But when I really need to do “can’t-mess-up” actions (large deposits and withdrawals, critical approvals, long-position adjustments), I still prefer to spend a bit more gas and settle it all on the mainnet in one go.

Anyway, I break the risk into small moves: try small amounts first, clear permissions on schedule, and don’t rush the cross-chain operations. Also, when you look at the whole play-to-earn game loop of inflation + studios + a coin-price spiral, the more the environment forces “higher and higher operation frequency,” the more gas it burns and the more it grinds your patience… What I fear most isn’t losing money, but trying to save a little on fees and ending up watching the charts ten times a day, and finally throwing off my rhythm. That’s it for now.