Lately, I keep hearing people say that "modularization" is so impressive. As a regular user, I honestly only have two feelings: first, the number of chains is increasing, but using the wallet feels more and more like the same interface; bridges, cross-chain, currency exchange—these things are hidden even deeper; second, a smoother experience doesn't necessarily mean safer, and when problems occur, it's harder to hold someone accountable. Today, stuck on DA, tomorrow, stuck on ordering—you're only seeing "why can't I transfer out again." Airdrop season also fits well with this; task platforms are run like clock-in work by anti-witchcraft groups, and once a points system appears, everyone gets more competitive. The more modular the chains, the more modular the tasks... I just pick places I understand and with enough liquidity to catch rebounds. If I make a profit, I buy a coffee; if not, I just consider it tuition. That's it.