Recently, everyone has been arguing about which L2 has higher TPS, which is cheaper, and who offers better subsidies. It looks a bit like bargaining at a vegetable market to me... For end users, modular blockchains basically boil down to two things: First, can I avoid being the guinea pig? Don’t let the bridge go live today and then change contract permissions tomorrow, turning you into a “test subject” for toxicity; Second, if something goes wrong, can I switch quickly? Don’t let a single chain malfunction cause everyone to be buried together. Now it’s being treated like a “backup,” with execution, data, and consensus separated. Having more options to choose from sounds more secure +1, but in reality, you still have to click bridges, authorize, and watch the fund flows. A slight mistake can be the end... Anyway, I’m someone who specializes in jumping into new pools, and I just hope I can stay alive a little longer before they run away.