Last night before bed, I saw someone arguing again about whether the "shared security + yield stacking" pledge is just a pyramid scheme. To put it plainly, I'm also worried it might end up being one layer after another, with liquidation lines popping up right in your face... So now when I look at projects, I don’t bother reading long KOL articles first, I go check GitHub: it’s not about understanding the code, mainly about seeing if updates are continuous, if issues are being addressed, and if key changes are just a bunch of "temporary fixes." Don’t just look at the cover logo of the audit report, focus on how they handle "high/medium risk" issues and whether similar problems keep reappearing. Upgrading multi-signature is more practical: a few people, a few signatures needed, whether there are delays or emergency switches. Anyway, whether rules can be changed with one click is just as sensitive to me as my holdings. They say they’re cautious, but I still want to leverage a bit... At least these checks let me see if the floor is solid before I go clubbing.