Recently I’ve been seeing a lot of people talking about staking unlocks and token unlock calendars, and all kinds of posts filled with anxiety about potential sell pressure. Honestly, I sometimes glance at it too, but I still feel that just staring at the calendar doesn’t really help. What truly determines whether a project is credible is to check whether the GitHub update frequency is actually lagging or not, whether the “low risk” items in the audit reports are really just small details, and whether the multisig addresses for upgrades are still active and not just leaving a couple of dormant accounts asleep.

At one point, I was especially fond of setting reminders and limits for each wallet, thinking, “That way I won’t make impulsive moves.” But as soon as I set them, I couldn’t stop myself from repeatedly checking whether those reminder alerts had moved, afraid of missing some chance of a callback. Later, when it actually triggered once, I thought: Oh, that’s it? It felt much calmer than I’d imagined. Now I’m actually more used to setting things and then ignoring them. After all, the risks have already been boxed in ahead of time; the rest is up to time. To put it bluntly, even if you earn more slowly, you can still sleep soundly. For now, that’s how it is.