I, being someone who’s a bit slow on the uptake, only recently realized what “modular chains” really have to do with me… Frankly, from the end-user experience, there might only be two things: one is not to be constantly lagging or paying too much, and to have more stable transaction confirmations; the second is that when applications change their underlying layers, I don’t want to have to relearn everything each time, switching between a bunch of wallets and bridges. As for how the layers are split, who handles the data, who handles execution—I just listen for fun; if the signals are unstable, I usually don’t move.

Also, I only found out about hardware wallet shortages after seeing it online; the phishing links, on the other hand, suddenly increased… I now actually don’t dare to click on any “airdrops/compensations” or similar stuff, preferring to go slower, double-check addresses twice, and just stick with that for now.