Lately, I’ve been more concerned about whether the project is reliable or not, rather than just looking at the big promises they make… I prefer to look at the treasury expenditures: where the money is going, and whether it gives a sense of “milestones.”

Honestly, if the money is mostly used to pay salaries, hire consultants, or organize events and photoshoots, it’s probably just “performance”; if I can see security audits, developer tools, and real deliveries being implemented one by one—even if it’s slow—I’ll feel more at ease.
By the way, it reminded me of the NFT royalty dispute—creators want to make a living, secondary markets want liquidity, and in the end, it all depends on how the project spends money to resolve this contradiction, rather than just posting a few posters as a solution.
I just turned off the notifications… otherwise, if I see them “celebrating a milestone” again, I might get tempted to jump in again. Let’s leave it at that.