For someone like me who just wants to spend a little money to get outrageous profile pictures, seeing a bunch of GitHub repositories, audit reports, and multi-signature upgrades makes my head spin... But recently, phishing links have been on the rise, hardware wallets are out of stock, and I suddenly don’t feel confident anymore. Now, I judge "credibility" very bluntly: first, check if the GitHub has continuous updates (not just a repository for show), then review the audit report conclusions and the "fixed/unfixed" section, and finally see who is responsible for the upgrade multi-signature, how many people are involved, and if there’s any delay—at least make sure it’s not one person changing rules with a single click. Honestly, I see complexity as an enemy: projects that can be explained clearly in three sentences are the only ones I’m willing to look at more closely; if it can’t be explained clearly, I’ll just assume it’s unreliable.