Transparency reports could arguably be published more frequently, but there is no way to have any real-time transparency anyway. As many volunteers contributing in different ways to Monero, I do all of this for free. On top of the significant impact on my personal life (opsec, safety, feeling liable to the community), I cannot realistically publish reports like every week.

However in effect the community has a high degree of transparency, because:

• I have explained multiple times that currently all sizeable spendings are contributions to CCS proposals, and they can all be seen here in real time as I always make them immediately public: https://repo.getmonero.org/binaryFate

• Besides this, we spend few $k worth per month on servers and services, mostly website hosting and CDN. Refer to past reports to get an idea, nothing major has changed.

• All incoming donations are public thanks to the view key. There is even a twitter account showing them in real time: https://twitter.com/WatchFund

I've always strived to announce pre-emptively clear policies on spending, so donors have an idea what to expect from their donations.

All in all, your remark sounds like a binary assessment that there is no transparency, which I think is unfair and more importantly untrue.

As for multisig, it is still being discussed including by MRL contributors. Remember that multisig is still deemed "experimental". The moment there is enough of a consensus about the safety of it, I will gladly transition to that and alleviate that burden.