The word "modularization" sounds very fancy, but honestly, for someone like me who picks up scraps on the chain, the change is: I might not have to "stay" on the same chain anymore. Whichever chain has low fees, smooth bridges, stable wallets, and no claim issues, I’ll move to that one; data on this side, execution on that side is also fine, as long as I can just click a couple of times to get those few rewards out...

But the side effects are quite real: with more chains, airdrops/points/fragments of rebates are like scattered screws all over the place, making them harder to find. Someone even complained that I had ten or more pages open in the middle of the night, "Are you mining or doing spreadsheets?" The inflation + studio + token price spiral in blockchain games is collapsing faster and more like an assembly line. Modularization makes building with blocks easier, but if the economic model is bad, no matter how fast you stack the blocks, it will still collapse. Anyway, I’ll first be less greedy, pick up small gains, and take it slow.