Last night I was a bit scared... I almost linked my main account to an "AI Agent Automated Trading" project, the page sounded pretty mysterious, basically just asking for your authorization for a bunch of on-chain interactions. I only remembered to check their GitHub after a moment of hesitation: the commit history was sparse, and there was no clear explanation of core contract changes, which made me feel uneasy.



Right now, I judge "credibility" based on three things: don’t just look at the cover logo in the audit report, focus on whether they mention permission/upgrade risks, and whether issues have been fixed; then check if the upgrade is multi-signature, whether the signers are decentralized, and if the threshold isn’t too low; finally, see if the code updates and announcements match up. Anyway, managing these projects is like raising succulents—water them slowly, don’t be impatient, and no matter how grand the narrative, fewer permissions make me feel safer. That’s all for now.
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