I'm now checking whether the project is working seriously, instead of just looking at their stated vision, I first review the treasury expenditure records... It's not about what they say their vision is, but where the money is going: development/auditing/servers—these "hard work" expenses—whether they are sustainable, or if large transfers to exchanges or various so-called "market collaborations" happen frequently. Don't just look at the milestones on PPT; it's better to match them with on-chain actions: code updates, testnet runs, game version iterations—slower is fine, just don't keep making empty promises.

Recently, there's been talk about some region tightening and loosening tax and compliance policies again. Honestly, my deposit and withdrawal expectations have changed, and I'm even more worried that project teams might spend money recklessly to manipulate the market during emotional fluctuations... My partner also complained that I "buy NFTs like ordering takeout." Fine, so even though I'm impulsive, when I see something off with the treasury, I just cut my losses immediately to save myself.