Recently, everyone has been talking about modularization and the DA layer narrative again. Developers are excited like it's the New Year, while users like me are a bit confused: frankly, for someone like me who uses terminals, the only real changes in the short term are probably two things—cheaper and smoother. No more sending transactions or interacting with dozens of dollars, no more stuck transactions for half a day, I would be grateful.

But it's also quite realistic. With more chains and layers, that bunch of networks, bridges, and Gas tokens in my wallet makes it easier to make mistakes. I actually envy them when they talk about "building Lego," being able to assemble new things at the foundational level; I can only desperately follow the rules in the market, stop-loss feels like a confession... not stopping losses hurts even more. Let's see first, when these modules truly refine the experience to the point where "you don't even need to understand it," then it will be a real change for users.