I agree re the gas fees trade-off for learning and experimenting on ethereum. I have tried to be a bit too cute a few times recently and lost out on gas fees but it’s been worth it for the learning curve, especially if you remember the mantra - only ’invest’ in crypto what you can afford to lose.
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It most definitely has been interesting branching out. ETH is a very different beast and so far my crypto experience has been mainly HIVE/STEEM. Hopefully, the ETH ecosystem can push through some of its reforms to reduce GAS fees, and make it less expensive to learn and play around with.
"Only what you can afford to lose" is still the most important advice anyone in crypto should heed.
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