Previously, when talking about "modularity," I thought it was just developers hyping themselves up, having little to do with someone like me who focuses on small price differences. Now I feel that the biggest change for end users is actually quite simple: more chains, longer paths, the experience may not be more enjoyable, but the pitfalls are more hidden. I used to worry about whether a single chain would get congested or if transaction fees would be high; now I have to think one more layer: asset transfers across chains, bridge security, confirmation times on different layers—anyway, if something goes wrong, you can't tell who's really at fault.

AI Agents, automated trading—these have been pretty popular lately. Basically, it's outsourcing the "click button" action to scripts/robots. It’s convenient, but I feel more anxious: one signature authorization, a bunch of on-chain interactions, the more hype there is, the more I want to see what permissions and contracts are actually doing... My best trades are still the boring ones—less movement, fewer signatures, less emotional involvement with "intelligence." That’s all for now.