Recently, I saw someone linking ETF capital flows, U.S. stock market risk appetite, and cryptocurrency price movements all together for analysis. I also get caught up in the trend, but staying calm, I still want to return to the old question: "Is this project reliable or not?"

When a newbie looks at GitHub, I usually don't pretend to understand; I just glance: Is it maintained by someone long-term, are issues being responded to, are updates just a bunch of temporary changes?
Don't just look at the cover logo in the audit report; check the "discovered issues" and "fixed/unfixed," especially whether high-risk items are just a smokescreen.
Upgrading multi-signature is even more straightforward: Who are the signers, what's the threshold ratio, can anyone replace them casually?
Thinking about it later, it's quite funny—I used to comfort myself with "more stars = safer"...
Anyway, now I prefer to go slow, better than impulsively flipping the fish tank over.