Lately, it really feels like "checking the weather forecast": as soon as the mainnet gas price spikes, I start to shake. Ordinary people compromise with two options: if I'm in a hurry and need certainty (like authorizations or parameter changes to avoid surprises), I grit my teeth and go on the mainnet—it's more expensive, but better than risking a big loss; if it's not urgent, I just send it to L2, where the experience is indeed smooth, confirmation in ten seconds, and transferring 0.003 ETH doesn't hurt.

But L2 isn't free either; cross-chain transfers feel more like passing through a toll booth, with fees and waiting times included, sometimes round-trip costs more than you'd expect. Recently, many people are watching large on-chain transfers and unusual activity in exchange hot and cold wallets, interpreting them as "smart money" moves. I just see it as weather maps… If you're really going to jump in, ask yourself first: are you trying to save gas, or are you adding leverage to your emotions? That's all for now; I'll review again tonight.