For my daily check-in interactions, I’m most afraid of falling into traps that look very much like legitimate projects... Currently, I judge credibility mainly by checking three things: whether there are ongoing updates on GitHub (not just a sudden full push overnight), whether the audit report is understandable in plain language (at least knowing what was audited, what wasn’t, and if there are high-risk issues left unaddressed), and whether permission upgrades require multi-signature, whether signers are dispersed, and if there’s any delay. To put it simply, contracts that can be upgraded arbitrarily, no matter how high the on-chain returns, I wouldn’t consider as stable as “similar to US bonds/RWA.” Anyway, my habit is: I can try small amounts for interaction, but I always keep a backup mindset, leave some room for caution, and don’t put all my trust into a single button.