Recently, people have been talking a lot about "modular blockchains." Frankly, for someone like me, a end-user, the biggest change might not be some advanced architecture, but rather: in the future, you won't necessarily need to recognize a specific chain's "address." Wallets/apps will hide the tedious tasks like routing and settlement, and you just click confirm. A better experience means faster and cheaper transfers, and smoother cross-chain interactions; a worse experience means an extra black box, making troubleshooting more difficult—just stay calm.

These days, the testnet incentives and points system are heating up again. My mom even asked me, "You click that every day... does the mainnet mean you can issue tokens?" I can only say, maybe yes, maybe no. Don’t treat clicking as salary; it’s common to end up just paying tuition in the end. Brew a cup of tea first, don’t let expectations lead you astray.