I'm currently using an L2 mindset that’s a bit like "power-saving mode": for daily interactions and small feature usage, I go on L2; if I need to hold or authorize larger amounts, I still go back to the mainnet to handle it cleanly. Basically, it’s that gas is expensive but feels more secure, the experience is smoother but don’t give out permissions randomly… I’ve been burned once, and since then I’ve gotten used to layering my wallet: one for interactions, one for big holdings.

Recently, there’s been talk about AI Agents automatically trading and signing for you, which seems very convenient, but the more I look at it, the more I think “convenient = you’re not paying attention.” Anyway, I’d rather click a couple more times than hand over a bunch of permissions to scripts I don’t understand. The compromise is probably: use L2 for convenience, but for key assets and permissions, don’t be lazy. That’s all for now.