I'm now looking at projects that are "reliable or not," and I'm actually quite calm: first, check GitHub, don't just look at the number of stars, see if anyone has actually been modifying code or fixing bugs in the past three months, and whether issues have been seriously responded to. I also open audit reports, but I only focus on two things: whether the coverage scope is clearly written, and whether serious problems have been glossed over as "known but not yet fixed." Then there's upgrading permissions—adding more signers, what the threshold is, whether it can be delayed to take effect (not to run away... I mean, to give everyone time to react). Recently, RWA and on-chain yields have been compared to U.S. bonds, and I want to see who actually holds these underlying permissions. My habit of staying calm is actually quite old-fashioned: I always force myself to review anything I want to rush through overnight, checking permissions and commit records again the next day, which greatly reduces impulsiveness.