Recently, people have been talking about "modularization" a lot. I was confused at first: what’s the use of this thing for someone like me who just has a small wallet? After thinking about it, maybe it’s about breaking down the "chain" into separate tasks: making settlements more stable, execution faster, data cheaper... Honestly, I only care about two things: no frequent lag, and painless transfers. If those two can be achieved, the name doesn’t matter.

But reality often hits hard. When new L1/L2 incentives boost TVL, old users immediately complain about "mining, selling," and the experience actually doesn’t change—it's still a bunch of people rushing in to grab and then leaving. Anyway, I now see myself more as doing backups: backing up positions, backing up time, gradually adding a little at a time, leaving myself some redundancy, and not rushing to change the script just because a wave crashes.