Lately, doing tasks on the platform really feels a bit like working overtime: first connecting the wallet, then filling out forms, then completing N interactions, and finally having to keep an eye on the scores and witch rules, afraid that any step might be flagged as a script and lose points... Honestly, the process has shifted from "just trying it out casually" to "clocking in according to the procedure." I no longer chase after comprehensive checklists; I’d rather pick two L2 bridges that are actually useful and go through them, while also checking if transaction fees and active addresses are moving, so I don’t end up like I’m under performance review. Modularization and the DA layer developers are talking excitedly, but users mainly care about: is the interaction cheaper and more stable, and not having to redo tasks all the time. Anyway, for now, that’s how it is—halfway through today’s tasks, I already want to shut down my computer.