Recently, Layer 2s have been arguing every day about TPS, fees, and subsidies. It looks quite lively, but ordinary people really don't need to chase after the "cheapest one," running around. The gas savings might not even be enough to make up for the mental exhaustion of cross-chain transfers.

My current compromise is very simple: the main chain only handles two things—large transactions, low frequency, requiring the highest certainty (like long-term positions, minimizing important authorizations); daily interactions are done on Layer 2, where transfers and small DeFi activities are fine. The key is to treat "migration frequency" as a cost, not just look at a single transaction fee.

There's also a small change: I’ve lowered my target. I no longer aim to optimize all positions to the extreme every week, which actually helps me stick to it longer. Basically, less movement = fewer mistakes, especially when bouncing between gas and user experience. That’s it for now.