Lately, I've been switching back and forth between L2 and the mainnet, just to find a compromise: small, frequent transactions on L2 to save on gas and make things more convenient; when it comes to approvals, migrations, or other "if something goes wrong, it’s a big hassle" situations, I still grit my teeth and go back to the mainnet, which is more expensive but gives me peace of mind. Honestly, I have to choose what's more important—better user experience or security.

Additionally, I recently saw some people complain that on-chain data tools and label systems are lagging and can be misleading, and I resonate with that... I used to rely heavily on the line "the label says who it is," but now I prefer to trace the transaction path myself, even if it takes an extra two minutes.

A few days ago, after setting alerts/limits for some contract interactions, my mindset clearly changed: I no longer watch the market nervously, and when I see gas suddenly spike, I can resist the impulse to act rashly—I'll just let the alert sound first. Being cautious makes me sleep better.