SweepTheFloor

Lately, people keep asking me whether they should play on L2 or the mainnet. To put it bluntly, there are only two things: save gas and don’t turn the experience into a form of torture. My compromise is pretty basic: for small amounts and frequent actions (like Mint, Swap, and doing bulk floor sweeps), I basically stick to L2, and the saved fees become an “emotion tax.” If you really need to handle large transfers or consolidate important assets, then go back to the mainnet and do it all at once—sure, it’s more expensive, but at least it feels solid.
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Let's build a community where members can achieve success together, not just a place to make money.

Recently, when I look at on-chain trading, the most annoying thing isn’t that someone is shouting “fairness” again—it’s that you clearly place an order at the floor price, yet you get cut in line by someone else and the trade’s slippage gets swallowed in one go… To put it plainly, when it comes to MEV/ordering, it’s that kind of small-ticket, manual “click-click-click” users who get hurt the most—especially the NFT deal-snatchers. A half-second delay and they go from being the buyer to essentially being someone else’s backstage transport. Big players, meanwhile, have tools and channels; compet

It's easy to say winning in China, but the real competition is balancing innovation speed with regulation/open policies.

Mantle launches Owlto; this move is very impressive, taking cross-chain liquidity and transfer efficiency to the next level. Looking forward to AI routing actually reducing Gas fees.

Recently, a bunch of new L1/L2 incentives have been launched to attract TVL, and old brothers in the group complain, "Mining, selling, and buying," which I truly understand... To put it simply, many social mining/points/badges are essentially just using your time as fuel. Checking in daily, sharing posts, entering channels to post emojis—by the end, you think you're accumulating status, but in reality, you're being led by that status.
Now I see these things almost the same as NFT floor prices: liquidity and sentiment are just there, don’t believe the hype. So what if the points increase? Rules