Lately I keep hearing the word "modularization," and honestly, for someone like me, a end-user, the most obvious change isn't how advanced the architecture is, but: there are more and more chains, more bridges, and the tokens in my wallet are becoming more fragmented... The operation steps are longer, and my brain feels more tired. When new L1/L2 incentives are launched to boost TVL, veteran users complain "mining, transferring, selling," I totally get it. I often find myself pretending to stay calm while itching to mine, and in the end, I realize most of the profit goes to fees and emotional stress.

There’s really too much information. My current filtering method is pretty crude: I don’t look at long threads from KOLs, I only focus on two things—whether I can smoothly deposit and withdraw funds (bridges/trading depth/fees shouldn’t be outrageous), and whether there are many real users on the chain (look at daily active users and interactions, not publicity). As for everything else... I’ll research it when I stop FOMO. For now, that’s how I do it.