GitHub update frequency actually says a lot. Some protocols haven't touched their core contracts for months but post governance proposals every day—I'll just… wait and see.

When I look at an audit report, I go straight to the "Issues Found" section. Whether high-risk items were fixed and how they were fixed is worth far more than the logo on the cover. Upgrade multisig has been a hot topic lately—basically splitting the keys among several people. But details like whether the signer list is transparent or if there's a timelock are rarely written clearly.

The staking unlock situation is similar. Sure, there's selling pressure anxiety, but what really determines whether a cascade of liquidations happens is where the on-chain liquidation threshold is set and whether the buffer is sufficient. The calendar is just a countdown, not a verdict.

If I can't understand something, I just leave it aside. I don't force it.