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These past couple of days, I've been debating whether to use L2 or the mainnet. To put it simply, ordinary people only care about two things: gas fees not being outrageous, and the experience not being discouraging. My current compromise is: for small-scale testing and daily interactions, stick with L2; only when holding long-term or doing large transfers do I switch to the mainnet once and handle everything at once, avoiding back-and-forth tinkering that creates fee anxiety. I also don't like using bridges frequently; if it can be solved within the same chain, I prefer not to cross, so I don't have to worry about funds arriving or not before bed.
Additionally, in the community, there's debate about privacy coins and compliance with coin mixing, which makes me even less inclined to make the process overly complicated... It's not about who's right or wrong; I just prefer to tinker less, keep clear records, and stay calm.
For now, I'll go rewrite my next batch of target goals and retreat plan.