Lately, the gas fees on the mainnet really discouraged me... If I want to save money, I run L2, but sometimes bridging back and forth, plus a signature popup, makes the experience pretty annoying. My compromise is: for small daily interactions, I stick to L2; only for one-time big events (like moving assets or long-term locking), do I go back to the mainnet. Anyway, splitting up the positions a bit makes me feel more at ease.

Last night, I looked at the on-chain data and it was quite straightforward: a certain pool's APR suddenly skyrocketed, so I casually clicked into the contract to check, and found that almost all the rewards came from new minting. There was also a pending bridge transaction back to the mainnet that hadn’t been confirmed yet... I immediately calmed down. The “inflation + studio + token price spiral” cycle in blockchain games can collapse so quickly. Honestly, high APY might just be an accelerator. Despite the dilemma, I’ll focus on staying alive first and dreaming later.