I think there is less contradiction between these than it might seem. We need more "return to cypherpunk roots" on some axes (eg. L2s getting to stage 1, inclusion lists, light clients...) and more UX focus on some axes (most notably, making cross-L2 more seamless).

I agree that these conflicting goals can actually be reconciled. In some aspects, we do need to "return to the cypherpunk roots", such as progress in advancing the first L2 entry stage, inclusion lists, light client technology, etc.

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At the same time, we must also pay more attention to user experience in other aspects, especially making operations across L2 more seamless. In this way, we can not only maintain the security and decentralization of the system, but also improve the overall user experience and attract more users to participate.