Gas has been unusually low lately, which actually makes people feel a bit uneasy instead. The earlier wave of staking unlocks didn’t really dump much, but this next batch’s sell-pressure anxiety has started floating around in the group again. Every few days, the token unlock calendar gets dug up, and everyone takes turns panicking through it. I can’t really put it into words—anyway, I personally watch the on-chain packaging rhythm. If it’s slow, I stay more cautious; if it’s fast, it might be rushing some kind of window.

Let me add a small topic while I’m at it: how do beginners judge a project’s credibility? It’s not complicated. First, go to GitHub and check whether commits are still happening recently—don’t let it be some empty repo from a year ago. Don’t just look at the title and cover of audit reports; scroll down to the “Known Limitations” section—only issues that are actually written into it count as honest. Multisigs are even more interesting: look whether the addresses are really locked up, whether the signers are those familiar faces, and whether the weight distribution is totally out of whack. In any case, I run a couple of small tools to check myself; it’s more reliable than trusting someone’s mouth. It can’t guarantee 100% safety, but it should at least help you avoid a few traps.