Lately, people keep talking about "modularization." Frankly, for me as a end-user, the most noticeable thing isn't how advanced the technology is, but how the entry points are becoming more fragmented: the same transaction might need to go across several chains, bridges, and wallet pop-ups, and the number of signatures has also increased. The experience is indeed more flexible, but from a security perspective, it means a larger "attack surface" — one moment of distraction or clicking the wrong link can be disastrous.

And yet, hardware wallets are out of stock these days, phishing links are everywhere, and it feels like many people are rushing to catch up on security lessons. My approach isn't anything fancy either: avoid authorizations when possible, take a closer look at domain names and permissions before signing, and treat cross-chain operations as "high-risk actions" and slow down. No matter how the technology evolves, don’t lose your private keys, don’t be fooled into signing what you shouldn’t, that’s just my core principle.