These days, the group is again sharing screenshots about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and even a "de-pegging is happening" screenshot.

My first reaction after reading it wasn't to rush and switch positions, but rather to check the project's GitHub and recent audit reports...
Honestly, I don't understand everything in depth, but I can tell whether they have "someone working": update frequency, what changes were made, whether issues have been responded to, which company did the audit, and whether the conclusion contains a bunch of "to be discussed later" high-risk items.
And about upgrading multi-signature, don't just look at "multi-signature = security," you need to see who the signers are, what the threshold is, and whether the rules can be changed arbitrarily.
When the wind is strong, I slow down even more, waiting for one confirmation.
By the way, a reminder to myself: I tend to see simplicity as a trap; the more "guaranteed to be problem-free with one sentence," the more I need to take a closer look.