Right now, I see the project's "credibility" a bit like reading the wind: waiting for a confirmation first.

I’m not very good at reading code on GitHub, so I look at two things—whether someone has been consistently fixing and patching (not those sudden big updates after six months of no activity), and whether people respond seriously when issues arise, not just closing issues.
Don’t blindly trust audit reports either; focus on whether they mention "what hasn't been audited / which risks are left aside," and if they’re willing to point out flaws, that actually makes me feel more at ease.
Upgrading multi-signature setups is more straightforward: Are permissions decentralized, is there any delay, can you publicly see who signed… Basically, don’t do one-click changes that can alter everything overnight.
Recently, everyone has been comparing RWA, US bond yields, and on-chain yield products together, and I just want to confirm: who can press the button behind the yield, and how many people hold that button?
That’s it for now, I’ll watch and see gradually.