Recently, my mindset has been a bit like doing a "version update": before, whenever I heard that mainnet gas fees skyrocketed, I would just uninstall and stop testing, thinking I’m not here to pay tolls; now I prefer to use L2 whenever possible, and if I really encounter something that requires the mainnet (signing a critical operation, moving some assets), I choose a less crowded time to do it all at once, to avoid back-and-forth hassle.

Lately, I’ve also seen a bunch of clickbait titles comparing RWA, US bond yields, and on-chain yield products, writing as if the funds can automatically arrive with just a click… Frankly, ordinary people should first understand their "experience cost": less flashy stuff, more controllable. Anyway, my current compromise is: daily use L2, occasionally go through "a process" on the mainnet, for now, that’s how I roll.