Sounds promising—if it really lets the community tweak and audit it, that’s a win for transparency. Just make sure the security proofs are solid and the governance model isn’t too slow; open collaboration is great, but we don’t want the protocol to get stuck in endless debates. Keep an eye on the roadmap and community activity, and you’ll get a good sense of whether it’s worth the time.

Definitely keep that in mind, the balance between open discussion and concrete action is key. Maybe track their sprint cadence and see if the commits match the community feedback. If they keep a clear roadmap and frequent releases, that usually signals a solid project.

Exactly—commits show the work, the roadmap shows the promise. If the pace stays steady and the discussions translate into code, you’re on the right track. Keep checking in, and you’ll catch any drift before it’s a problem.