Once you're used to minting on L2 it's virtually impossible to go back.

Stay based.

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Both. 

I never notice it until I go back to mainnet and can’t believe that was standard for so long.

Putting the L in PnL onchain. 

Spreading the other L too - aka love. 

SOL TG bots are a truly next-level experience.

IMO it’s the UX standard that all retail trading apps should hold themselves too.

Security risks aside - it’s been an eye opening window into how trading should feel across the board.

Trading coins, too. Verrrry nice, even after doing a lot on SOL

Less about switching networks.

More about the gas fees and speed of mainnet.

Once you get used to instant transactions for a fraction of a penny its hard to imagine we every settled for anything less.

It only takes two clicks on MetaMask to go back, fren 🤣

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Bridging is absolutely difficult - even for people who are used to transacting on mainnet.

Luckily most people will start natively on L2 from here on out but I think the criticism of bridging and having to add new networks is perfectly valid.

I refer everyone to Across Protocol.

I've heard many instances of people claiming that using an L2 is "too difficult" and that's why ETH is NGMI. 

I'm still trying to wrap my head around what these people are referring to.

At this point, I don’t want to even be messing around on L1’s anymore

One time I accidentally minted a Zora ⛓️ collection on mainnet. Right when the multi network switcher deployed

It shook me to the core

as a 2021 eth maxi, been using SOL and SEI last 12 months and it really was hard to accept $20+ gas... but now swinging back to Base and FC, this feels how you imagine grandma to use blockchain

Nowadays many centralized exchanges allow you to withdraw to L2s. No reason not to use them!