After I mute the group, my mind actually becomes clearer: I look fewer times at the emotions of "It's going to take off again today," and have more time to review how the treasury is actually being spent in governance proposals. To put it simply, I judge whether the project team is serious or not by whether their expenses are tied to milestones—I'm wary of projects that pay all at once; segmented funding and each phase deliverable that can be verified (even if it's just simple code updates, audit progress, user data) at least show that work is being done. Recently, with the stacking of staking and shared security benefits being criticized as "overly complex," I can understand—more layers just seem to mask simple problems: money is spent, but where are the results? Anyway, I’m less about arguing now and more about monitoring deliverables; otherwise, the treasury burns faster than I can scroll through the group.