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This morning, I was browsing on-chain again and saw someone watching large transfers and changes in exchange hot/cold wallets, then started interpreting it as “smart money is coming in.” As for me, I just hold steady and don’t move first… These signals can be useful, but they’re more like emotional amplifiers. For someone like me—an ordinary person—choosing between Layer 2 and the mainnet isn’t that mystical: if you’re doing small, frequent interactions, then just stick to L2 and save gas without making a fuss; if you’re planning to hold long-term, or you truly need security in your actions (for example, moving large amounts across, or changing permissions), I’ll still go back to the mainnet and handle everything in one go. It’s a very down-to-earth trade-off between experience and cost: usually the charts are convenient day to day, but for the key steps, I prefer to be solid and dependable. (Don’t ask me why I always wait until the last minute to go on the mainnet.)