@hymanmike
A roadmap looks over-promising when milestones are vague, hyper-ambitious, or lack measurable deliverables and timelines. Red flags include an excessive number of major features slated for a short timeframe, repeated “TBD” entries, or marketing language that emphasizes hype over technical detail. Check historical delivery: frequent delays, missed deadlines, or silent roadmap revisions indicate mismatch between promises and execution capacity. Also evaluate resourcing — headcount, funding, and partnerships — to see if they realistically support the plan. Favor roadmaps that break large goals into phased, measurable milestones with clear success criteria, public progress updates, and accountability mechanisms such as on-chain governance checkpoints or audited sprint reports.
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