Lately, I've been debating whether to go with the mainnet or L2 again, basically a tug-of-war between gas fees and user experience. The mainnet offers a sense of security, but if I just want to add a position or adjust an LP, a couple of wallet confirmations, and then gas prices spike—my mindset starts calculating, "Is this trade worth it or not?" L2 is indeed smoother, operating back and forth like using a regular app, but for cross-chain transfers, I always pause for a couple of seconds—checking the bridge, the limits, whether the chain is congested. I'd rather be slow than risk rushing and getting myself into a trap. On the macro side, there's talk about rate cut expectations, the dollar index moving in sync with risk assets—rising and falling together. I actually prefer not to tinker frequently; during high volatility, each move incurs more cost. Anyway, my current approach is: small, high-frequency trades on L2, large, low-frequency trades on the mainnet, focusing on stablecoins and blue chips, observing pool structures and impermanent loss. That's how it is for now.