Modularization, to be honest, the most direct change for us end users is not "more advanced," but that the bunch of networks in the wallet are becoming more and more like the same backend: transfers/interactions may be faster and cheaper, but it's also easier to lose track of which "chain" you're actually on, especially when switching back and forth, the signature pop-ups all look pretty similar... Recently, I’ve been doing one thing: first checking the chain for activity, seeing who’s pre-adding liquidity, who’s bulk-creating addresses, many so-called "new narratives" are actually just old tricks in new packaging. As for staking, shared security, and yield stacking being criticized as copy-paste, I understand—modularization separates risks, but it also disperses the blame, so when something goes wrong, you don’t know who to blame. Anyway, I just watch who’s pushing what. That’s enough.