Airdrop season is heating up again. Task platforms are acting like witches, making it seem like clocking in at work. I’d rather spend my time checking whether a project is truly reliable. When beginners want to judge "credibility," I usually focus on three things: Don’t just look at stars on GitHub, check the commit frequency and whether the latest changes are around the core contract; don’t just look at the audit report conclusions, focus on whether the "fixed/unfixed" sections involve critical points like permissions, liquidation, or oracles; upgrading multi-signature wallets is even more important, see who the signers are, what the threshold is, and whether there’s a timelock (to give the market time to react). Basically, what helps you sleep peacefully isn’t the score sheet, but who can move your funds in the worst-case scenario and how long it takes.