Modular chains, to put it simply, the biggest change for us end users isn't "more advanced," but that interactions become more like shopping at a mall: entrances here, floors there, and you still have to queue at different counters to check out... The bunch of records in my wallet are live evidence, bridges go from one to another, Gas fees are sometimes high, sometimes low, and whether the experience is good or not depends entirely on how capable the frontend and routers are. Then in the group chat, they're talking about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and de-pegging rumors again, and when emotions run high, I don't even dare to lock too much money into a certain protocol on a certain chain. Anyway, I spread it out a bit, withdraw whenever I want, so I won't lose my modules when "modularization" takes my modules away.