Every time I see a certain protocol launching a new "on-chain yield" feature (recently they’ve been comparing it with RWA and US bond yields), I get a bit itchy and want to jump in to try it out. Basically, I’m afraid of missing out, plus I’m an impulsive person, always feeling “I’ll just check it out first and then decide.” But if I really want to assess its credibility, I’m currently focusing on three things: whether GitHub is actively maintained, not just a sudden big update after half a year of no activity; don’t just look at the words “audited” in the audit report—directly review the conclusions and high-risk items to see if issues were genuinely fixed or if they keep recurring; who has upgrade and multi-signature permissions, what are the thresholds, what can permissions change, and whether it’s possible to instantly modify routing/fees with a single action, which is the most alarming. Anyway, I’d rather place the order a bit later than make a move and then find out it was just an admin’s one-click upgrade that caused the change… That’s all for now.