In the past, hearing the word "modularization" made me quite excited, feeling like it was going to revolutionize again.

Now, after calming down and thinking about it, there are actually only two things for ordinary people: one is that transaction fees and confirmation experiences might become smoother, and the second is that there are more chains and bridges...
To put it simply, the risk surface is also expanding.
Before, I would just "go with whichever chain is hot," but now I’ve gotten used to asking first: Do I want to cross assets?
If I cross and come back, who do I rely on?
Where can responsibility be traced if something goes wrong?
Recently, the AI Agent and automated trading narratives have been quite noisy, everyone talks about "automatic interaction," but I care more about who they hand the private keys/authorizations to, which bridge or route the scripts connect to.
Modularization breaks down the building blocks, which might improve the experience, but it also makes it harder to find the fault.
Anyway, I’d rather go slower than risk handing myself over to a bunch of invisible components just for convenience.