The third time my friends asked me "Should I go directly to the mainnet or use L2," I just want to roll my eyes... Honestly, ordinary people shouldn't get caught up in gas fees. For small, frequent transactions, I go straight to L2—it's hassle-free, confirmation is quick, and the experience feels like a normal app; if I need to hold long-term, deal with larger amounts, or involve cross-chain/contract upgrades that are prone to issues, I’d rather spend a bit more gas to go back to the mainnet and sleep peacefully.

Recently, there's been more chatter about staking unlocks, token unlock schedules, and the anxiety over sell pressure. My approach is pretty simple: avoid messing around too much before and after unlocks, especially don’t squeeze into the cross-chain bridge line just to save a few bucks on gas. Sure, it’s cheaper, but it takes half a day, and my patience just snaps. Anyway, I separate "saving money" from "avoiding trouble"—don’t let the experience torment you.