I've always felt that the most difficult part of evaluating projects early on isn't the lack of information, but the abundance of noise.

Many projects, when opened, have volume, emotions, and narratives all at once, making it even harder to discern how much of it is truly genuine.
Recently, I've been paying attention to @steedswap_, and the reason is simple: it doesn't give me a flashy feeling.
Some projects you can clearly sense that they are eager to prove they are big, strong, and that opportunities are near, but I usually take a step back from that kind of thing now.
Steed, on the other hand, is more like those projects I don't rush to make a conclusion about but want to keep tracking.
Because the truly worth paying attention to are usually not explained in a single sentence, but after several updates, you start to see their direction becoming clearer.
This is also the observation method I am more accustomed to now.
SteedDEX: