The past two days I was staring at a project in a daze. Everything in the audit report was green, and the GitHub updates were also coming fast. Then I looked at the multisig address—some big vetoes and three older wallets 🧐. How should I put it… It’s not like there’s definitely something wrong, but I can’t shake the feeling that “this round doesn’t make sense; I’ll wait and not move.” In the end it went up, but I don’t regret it, because even if I didn’t buy, I didn’t lose and I can still eat (not really).

A couple of days ago I saw people arguing in a community about privacy coins. Someone threw out an audit link for a mixer. I messed around with it for a bit, and the conclusion was still the same: 👉🏻 If you can’t understand it, don’t touch it for now. Anyway, there are so many things you can chew on from the chain—just wait and see. What if the thing you missed isn’t an opportunity, but a trap?

Now I’ve gotten into the habit: when I open a project, I check the multisig members’ addresses and their historical comments first—more diligently than reading the main text… (lol) Forget it, I won’t ramble. These are just clumsy personal trial-and-error methods, but at least they help me step on fewer landmines 🥲