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Transparency in financial reporting signals accountability and sustainability. Projects that release periodic reports—quarterly or annually—demonstrate commitment to investor trust. Reports should include treasury balances, revenue streams, expenses, and funding allocations. On-chain verifiable data, such as wallet balances and transaction histories, enhances credibility. A lack of consistent reporting may indicate weak governance, poor financial management, or hidden risks. Investors should check whether disclosures align with milestones, audits, or governance votes. Regular, clear reporting reassures stakeholders of financial health and strengthens confidence in the project’s operational stability.