Recently, I keep hearing people talk about modular blockchains, as if they've changed the world.

For someone like me who only cares about order placement latency and transaction execution, the feeling is actually quite simple: fewer stutters when crossing chains, fees that don't fluctuate wildly, and no sudden "bridge issues."
Others think that modularity = performance skyrocketing, user adoption immediately taking off; in reality, you need to hide the complexity well, or ordinary users will just think their wallets have more chains and more confirmation prompts.

By the way, regarding the wave of AI Agent automated trading, there are many who hype the narrative, but fewer who truly focus on security...
I'm now more concerned about how it signs transactions and how permissions are managed—don't let "automatic" turn into "automatic money transfer."
That's all for tonight, just a little lullaby before sleep.