The word "modular chain" sounds pretty mysterious, but frankly, for a regular end-user like me, the most straightforward change is: the same swap/mint transaction no longer needs to squeeze into the same network lane, reducing fees and waiting times, and making wallet interactions smoother. When the hype comes, I just translate "modular narrative" into position: start small with a test position, and add more once it’s working.

But it’s not free, of course. As more chains emerge, cross-chain bridges become the daily entry point... Recently, with another bridge hack, I was instantly sobered up. I’d rather take a few extra steps using native assets than become a "convenient user" once again. And after oracle prices spike abnormally and everyone is "waiting for confirmation," I now stop when I see a sudden price jump, wait for a block, and see what happens. Missed opportunities are fine—don’t let FOMO lead you astray. Anyway, I’m responsible for turning the hype into action, not turning myself into a target.