I recently started keeping track of something: every time I see a project’s APR written in a really tempting way, I don’t rush in right away. I go check its GitHub first, the audit reports, and how multi-signature is governed and managed during upgrades. After recording this, the biggest change is that my mindset stays much steadier—before, whenever I saw phrases like “large transfers from certain wallets” or “unusual movements between hot and cold wallets at exchanges,” I couldn’t help but start imagining what the smart money might be up to. Now, I ask first: Has anyone been truly maintaining this protocol’s code recently? When was the audit, and does it cover the upgrade modules? For the multi-sig, how many people are involved—are there time locks—or is it basically one person who can change the contract. Even if the APR is higher, if the cash flow side can’t hold up on its own and depends on subsidies just to prop it up, then I can’t handle a one-size-fits-all upgrade where everything gets cut. Anyway, the more I keep recording it like this, the less impulsive my trades are—and if I end up missing opportunities, then so be it.