I'm currently looking at the project "Trustworthy or Not," and I'm not that excited. Maybe I've been educated by those cross-chain bridge incidents where assets evaporated overnight... I will first check GitHub, not to see how many stars it has, but to see if there are recent commits, if the changes are centered around the core logic, and if there's a vibe of making a quick fix and pushing a new version. Then I will also scan the audit reports, focusing not on "pass/high score," but on whether the key risks are clearly written and if the team has genuinely addressed them, rather than a bunch of "known issues to be addressed later."

I'm more of a perfectionist when it comes to multi-signature upgrades: who can sign, how many keys, whether there's a delay, and whether permissions can allow you to transfer your assets with one click. During the oracle's abnormal quote incident, everyone was shouting "wait for confirmation," which basically means don't rush to press the confirm button. My habit is to pause for 30 seconds before any authorization/signature, to review the permission scope and recipient address again. Staying calm isn't innate; it's a brake I put on myself.