Recently, I saw everyone talking about "modular chains." Others think this concept is far from ordinary people; it's just a toy for developers anyway. In practice, it’s simply: click a few times, and you’ll suddenly notice that if a certain layer is congested or has issues behind the scenes, the experience can abruptly shift from "smooth" to "laggy enough to make you question life," and you still can’t figure out who to blame... What I care more about now is that it breaks down the risk boundaries: crossing layers, bridges, data availability—each additional layer adds a potential pitfall for me.

By the way, recently some regions have been changing their stance on tax increases/compliance, and the biggest impact isn’t on prices but on the psychological expectations for deposits and withdrawals. When things tighten, I tend to move less and wait for confirmation, to avoid getting stuck on-chain without issues while the real world side gets held up first. That’s all for now, I’ll watch and see slowly.