WickHunter

It's true that you can get 50% from December 18th, feeling comfortable. Keep flying forward and don't look back.

I tried once, pretending to be a total beginner to “verify” a project that has an upgrade contract and requires multi-signature, and I found the most worry-free part isn’t what it claims—it’s whether it leaves any traces. First, I went through the GitHub commit history: did a whole chunk of code suddenly drop in, is it only one person pushing like crazy, and in the issues has anyone pointed out security traps but no one replied… details like these are quite revealing. Don’t just stare at the audit report’s “passed/no major issues”; I look to see whether high-risk items have clear fixes, and wh

Right now, when I look at a project’s “how reliable it is,” I don’t check the K-line first. Instead, I go flip through its GitHub and audit reports. Mainly, I want to confirm: is someone fixing bugs, is the code already dead… Of course, I can’t really understand it too deeply. Basically, I focus on a few points: whether updates follow a regular pattern, whether issues actually get replies, whether the audit isn’t just a face-covering PDF and then nothing else—ideally, I can also see whether the “pitfalls” pointed out in the audit have been patched and fixed.
Upgrading the multi-signature is al