The word "modularization" has been everywhere lately. To me, as a end-user, the feeling is pretty straightforward: there are more chains to manage in my wallet, and signing pop-ups also take more time... The tasks that used to be done on a single chain are now split into multiple layers, crossing back and forth, but the sense of security hasn't improved with the "modularization." Plus, I can understand why the staking and shared security setups that get criticized as "copy-paste" are also popular: earning yields on top of yields sounds great, but stacking permissions layer by layer also stacks the risks. Last night, I seriously considered just "exit/uninstall" a few wallets for a second, but in the end, I forced myself to clear all the infinite authorizations. Anyway, my OCD wouldn't let me sleep until I did.