Lately, I've been seeing a lot of talk about modularization and the DA layer, with developers getting pretty excited, while users are mostly confused... Honestly, for most people, the biggest short-term change isn't "a new concept," but that using it feels less laggy, with fewer dozens-of-dollars fees, and fewer bridges to fuss with. If wallets/exchanges/apps hide the chain switching behind the scenes, you might just think "confirmation is faster today," and keep scrolling.

But it’s also a bit annoying: after having so many chains, where your assets are, where the costs are, whether they’re really part of the same ecosystem—ordinary users find it harder to keep track. Recently, I peeked at the net fund flow and active addresses; it’s all narrative-driven, and user behavior is actually quite slow... Anyway, my current approach is: only interact with paths I understand, avoid cross-chain if possible, to prevent data mismatches and to avoid users being educated by high fees first.