Recently, people keep asking, "What does modular blockchain have to do with me?" Frankly, the most obvious aspect for end users isn't the concept but the experience: clicking a few times on the same wallet might connect to different L2s or different DAs, with fees, confirmation speeds, and occasional lag all feeling like "the backend just changed providers." The benefit is more options that are cheaper and faster, but the downside is bridging back and forth, assets scattered everywhere, and it becoming harder to determine which layer is causing issues when problems occur... I now mainly rely on small tools and scripts to monitor cross-chain status; otherwise, it's easy to get frustrated. By the way, recently the testnet incentives and points system have become popular again, and the group is guessing whether the mainnet will issue tokens. I no longer believe that "completing tasks will definitely bring surprises." Save time where you can; anyway, first figure out the security and the pathways.