The word "modular" sounds like taking an old radio and breaking it into pieces: speakers, tuning, antennas each doing their own thing. For end users, honestly, the most intuitive isn't "architecture upgrade," but maybe fewer stutters, cheaper, faster confirmation, yet your wallet has to choose between a bunch of networks and bridges, and one wrong click can really blow up your mindset... Recently, those new L1/L2 incentives to pull up TVL, old-timers complain about "buying low and selling high," I can understand: it feels like moving bricks between different modules, with more screen time than listening to music. Anyway, I now care more about whether the experience can sound like you just turned a knob, rather than making me learn a bunch of terms again. I don't need to be understood, but I hope the product can treat me better.