Last night at 2 a.m., I was adjusting my positions, and I casually switched around some of my frequently used chains... To put it simply, for ordinary people, there are only two things to consider: don't ruin the user experience just to save a bit on gas, and don't treat the mainnet as a free bus just for fun. My approach is: for small transactions and frequent operations, I move them to L2, since the failure cost is low; but once it involves borrowing positions or near liquidation lines where mistakes can't be made, I still prefer to pay a bit more to go on the mainnet, so I can feel more secure and sleep better. Now everyone is talking about rate cut expectations and the US dollar index dancing with risk assets, but I trust the thresholds I set for myself more... Whether the market is hot or not is another story, but first, I need to draw the escape routes.