Recently, another cross-chain bridge was hacked, and the comment section was full of "wait for confirmation." Basically, this has become muscle memory taught by abnormal price feeds from oracles... When I evaluate a project's credibility, my first look isn't at the PPT, but at GitHub + audit reports + upgrade permissions.

Don't just look at stars on GitHub; check the commit frequency, whether the core code is just copy-pasted, and if the key contracts have tests; don't just look at "pass" in the audit report, focus on how high-risk issues were fixed and whether "known risks were deployed first"; multi-signature upgrades are also a hard metric: how many keys, what are the thresholds, is there a delay, who holds the emergency pause rights. Anyway, if the permissions aren't clearly explained, I prefer to treat it as nonexistent. Let's talk about it next time.