Modularity in Ethereum involves breaking core functions to other blockchains through auctioning, redefining product building. It leads to a proliferation of blockchains with different architectures.
The fragmentation from modularity in Ethereum results in siloed users, inefficient costs, and risky options, impacting both users and developers in a competitive ecosystem.
Absence of interoperability across platforms due to modularity creates friction and competitive environments, leading to new protocols and applications competing in different ecosystems.
Developers are spinning off into their own ecosystems to customize and optimize components, emphasizing the appeal of the modularity model in Ethereum.
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