Honestly, everyone knows that once the testnet incentive “points” are in the mix, the group immediately starts guessing, “Will the mainnet actually issue tokens or not”… but what I care about more right now is whether it’s worth handing over wallet permissions. For beginners, I think you shouldn’t start by trusting KOLs—turn to these three checks first: whether the recent GitHub commits are consistent, and whether there have been any key changes that rely on only one or two people; don’t just look at the “passed” label on an audit report—look for the high-risk items, how they were fixed, and whether they went through a re-review; upgrading multi-signature is even more critical—who the signers are, what the threshold is, and whether there are delays or an emergency switch. Anyway, my own approach is kind of “old-school”: I’ll only use it more if these three line up—if they don’t, I’ll just treat it like a trial product, and the points are more or less a matter of luck.