I've been diving for a long time but still want to chime in... Recently, everyone has been interpreting ETF fund flows, U.S. stock risk appetite, and crypto market fluctuations together, which is quite overwhelming. Going back to modular chains, honestly, they might not be so "revolutionary" for end users: you're still confirming transactions, paying gas, and hoping you don't get stuck. What might actually change is a more stable experience, more predictable fees, and applications that can iterate faster without getting completely blocked. As for "modular = easier to use," I’ll put a question mark... Moving across chains, bridging here and there, one misstep and you're faced with both security and mental stress. Anyway, I’m the type who doesn’t chase highs in price, but I still get nervous seeing all the on-chain activity. That’s all for now.