I tried moving common operations from the mainnet to a certain Layer 2 once, and my first impression was: gas finally makes sense, clicking twice doesn’t hurt; but the second feeling was very real — the most frustrating part is the bridge step, waiting for confirmation, fearing to click the wrong address, and still having to keep some mainnet gas as a "return ticket."

Later, I compromised: the mainnet only handles two things, cold wallets store the main assets + occasionally do one-time large transactions; daily small exchanges and interaction testing are done on L2, anyway, even if I lose, I won’t lose sleep over it.

Recently, seeing blockchain games where the economy collapses into shambles, honestly it’s just inflation + studio pumping, coin prices soften, and everyone is in a spiral of running away, stepping on each other… In such times, I don’t want to gamble all my assets in places that "feel good" but might turn into a miracle.
The keys are in my hands, slower and more troublesome, I accept that.
That’s all for now.