I'm now less convinced by the idea that "a beautiful roadmap" means much for a project, and instead I tend to look at the treasury expenditures: where the money is spent, whether the spending is stable, and if it aligns with the milestones. For example, if a project is supposed to develop a product, but all the expenses are on marketing, collaborations, or KOLs, I get a bit suspicious; but if I see ongoing small expenses for R&D, audits, and operations, even if slow, it feels like they are genuinely working.

Recently, there's been another wave of attention shift driven by memes and celebrity shoutouts. Veteran members in the group advise newcomers not to take the last step, and I also feel quite relatable... Honestly, hype comes quickly and goes just as fast; in the end, what matters is whether the project shows signs of "submitting progress reports monthly." I was staring at the market tonight until my eyes hurt and my neck got a bit stiff. Forget it, I won't impulsively mint now—wait until their next milestone is truly achieved.