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Being taught a lesson by mainnet gas for the third time... I just wanted to transfer a small amount, but as soon as the fee came up, I started convincing myself, "Maybe I should wait a bit." Then I realized: for daily operations, just honestly use L2, it's cheap and smooth, don't fight yourself; if I really need to do long-term or large transactions, like moving assets or interacting with key contracts, I’d rather spend a bit more on the mainnet to feel more secure and reduce the mental burden of an extra bridge.
Recently, the fee rates are extreme again, and people in the group are arguing whether it's a reversal or just a bubble being squeezed further. I, for one, don’t chase after emotions. For ordinary users, the compromise is probably: if you can do it on L2, don’t force yourself onto the mainnet, but don’t treat "saving gas" as a strategy itself... If you save so much that you end up risking more, that’s awkward. Let’s start with this and gradually adapt.