I'm basically not bothering with the mainnet anymore: I treat it as a "VIP channel." Only when I need to do something big (like transferring large amounts, batch authorizations, or contract expirations) do I go on it once. Usually, interactions can stay on L2, and sending everything on L2 saves gas and makes me feel better. As for the experience, honestly, it's about making things simpler: keep one or two fixed wallet addresses for regular use, avoid jumping back and forth across chains, use reputable bridges but not blindly trust them, try small amounts first before scaling up. Anyway, I learned my lesson after getting stuck once...

Recently, someone tried to explain crypto market fluctuations using ETF fund flows and US stock risk appetite, and I just found it amusing: macro factors definitely influence sentiment, but I’m a regular person and more pragmatic—when gas gets expensive, I get nervous, and when I get nervous, I click randomly. In the end, I end up with a bunch of interaction records in my wallet as "souvenirs." That’s it for now. Save where you can, but don’t risk getting into trouble just to save a few bucks.