Recently I’ve been seeing all kinds of hype around modular blockchains—splitting things into a data availability layer, a settlement layer, an execution layer, and so on… honestly, for regular users like us, what actually changes in terms of day-to-day experience? I’ve made myself a rule: unless it can visibly reduce the fees or slippage I pay for cross-pool arbitrage, I’m not going to bother. Those “attention is mining” concepts—social mining, fan-token hype that gets blown up to the sky—but when I figured it out, the time cost converted into gas fees isn’t worth it. I’ll just quietly stay on the AMM curve, picking up a bit of bubble spread. No matter how finely modular you make it, in the end users still have to deal with the same wallet address and the same fee statements, right… (maybe I’ve over-optimized and overthought it)