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I recently saw that the mainnet is going to upgrade again, and the community has started guessing whether projects might rug pull and migrate… Sigh, every upgrade feels like opening a blind box. I’m pretty chill though—if it needs to cross-chain, cross-chain; if it’s something to do on Layer 2, just do it on Layer 2. Honestly, for ordinary users, the compromise is pretty simple: use Layer 2 for everyday transfers and small-amount interactions (like Arb, OP), where gas is low enough to basically ignore; if you need deep DeFi interactions that are native to the mainnet, or you’re planning some large transactions, then just go on the mainnet—pay a bit more in gas and treat it as buying insurance. My roommate complained yesterday that “your wallet is messier than my closet—you’ve got so many chains,” and I told her, “your closet is stuffed with clothes of different styles too”… In the end, when you can’t have both experience and cost, just choose the side you care about more. Data people are welcome to come and call me out—I’ll go wait for the upgrade results.