I just closed all those "Airdrop/Subsidy" tabs in my browser... Speaking of modularity, honestly, it's not really a "revolution" for end users. You still click confirm, pay transaction fees, and wait for blocks to be mined; it's just that behind the scenes, execution, settlement, and data are separated, which might improve the experience: cheaper, faster, and occasionally cross-chain transfers are less laggy. But the problems also become more complex: more chains, more bridges, more signature pop-ups, and someday you won't even know who you're authorizing. Recently, hardware wallets are out of stock, and phishing links are ridiculously numerous, which actually shows that everyone has finally realized: no matter how fast the speed or how low the fees, if security doesn't keep up, it's all pointless. I'm not in a rush for a huge surge; first, see who is moving chips and which support line is breaking, don't be fooled by the words "more advanced architecture."