Lately I've been getting a bit nervous about the "Unlock Calendar." As soon as I see staking unlocks, I want to run first; my position really looks like ice cream... But honestly, just watching the selling pressure isn't enough. Whether a project is reliable or not, beginners can only tell from a few signs.

Now I start by checking GitHub, not to understand the code, but to see if someone has been working recently, and whether the commits are concentrated around the time just before the token launch—like a last-minute rush. I also glance at audit reports: not to see how pretty the conclusions are, but to check if there are clear unresolved risks and who did the audit (at least avoid those I can't even find online). Upgrading multi-signature setups is more practical: Are permissions too centralized? Can the logic be changed at will? When I see "upgrade admin = one or two people," I get nervous.

I also used to follow a project that, the more I looked, the more I felt it was all based on faith. Eventually, I unfollowed it to avoid the temptation to jump in impulsively... Anyway, short-term is short-term. Don't entrust your key to a contract that can be upgraded at any time. That's all for now.