Just woke up and checked, and everyone is talking about the word "modularization" again. To be honest, for someone like me, a retail user, the change isn't some philosophical upgrade, but: the chain keeps lagging, congestion makes transactions ridiculously expensive, and wallets still fail to transfer smoothly sometimes. When the market heats up before, I would melt and chase high, and after paying the fees, everyone would wake up... Now, if we split execution and settlement, the experience might be smoother and a bit cheaper, but I'm also worried it will become another mental burden of "crossing back and forth, a bunch of bridges, which one is the final one." I'm tired of the collapse of the blockchain games scene—inflation + studios + coin price spiral, and in the end, regular players get blamed; modularization can at best improve performance, but the flawed economic model remains flawed. Anyway, I’ll just keep my positions in check for now and not get driven crazy by the "new narrative."