Have you guys also been overwhelmed lately by all kinds of "official links"... Hardware wallets are out of stock, and phishing attacks are actually getting more aggressive.

When I check if a project is trustworthy or not, I don’t look at how KOLs hype it first. I start by reviewing GitHub and audit reports. GitHub isn’t about how many stars it has; honestly, I look for: whether there are continuous commits recently, whether there’s a lot of copy-pasting, whether key contract changes are explained, and ideally, whether the team is genuinely fixing bugs rather than just "patching" right before launch. As for audit reports, don’t just focus on the words "audited"; check how they handled high-risk issues—are they "fixed/mitigated," or did they just "accept the risk" and move on?

Regarding multi-signature upgrades, even beginners can get a rough idea: is the multi-sig 2/3, 3/5, etc., are the signers decentralized, is there a delay (timelock), and can you upgrade with a single click to change your asset logic? Anyway, I’d rather be slow than accidentally click the wrong link one day and lose everything... Lately, I really need to stay on edge.