Recently, people have been talking a lot about modular blockchains. To put it simply, the most intuitive changes for us end users might just be two: transactions/interactions are less "congested," and there will be more and more network names in our wallets... Anyway, after clicking around, we all end up asking "which chain is this on?" in the end. The experience is smoother, but the cost of choosing has also increased, especially for beginners who are completely confused.

I've been watching the market for a long time and noticed that when fees reach an extreme, everyone starts arguing whether to reverse the trend or continue squeezing the bubble. In fact, no matter how the underlying modules are assembled, it can't save the emotional spike—at most, it makes you enter and exit faster, and regret faster. Socially confident as I am, my biggest fear isn't losing money, but being impulsive and then pretending nothing happened after talking tough. For now, that's it. Tonight, don't add more strength to the coffee.