Recently tried OWL, and indeed got caught several times on the weekly chart with significant fluctuations. Instead of stressing over this, it's better to focus on more stable cryptocurrencies like TIMI. After all, in this market, staying alive and making money is more important than chasing big returns. Some projects are indeed tempting in the short term, but the risks are also there—it's important to have a clear understanding.

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GasFeeSobber

· 01-18 12:37

I've also come across this thing called OWL, and it really sucks. TIMI is still better.

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FOMOmonster

· 01-16 23:16

I've also fallen into that trap with OWL, to be honest, the weekly fluctuations are really annoying. But TIMI isn't exactly stable either; I was hurt the last time it dropped.

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DefiVeteran

· 01-16 04:51

I've also looked into OWL, and it's indeed not stable enough, easy to get chopped for the leek. TIMI is definitely more reliable, and I'm holding it. Being alive is the top priority; only by understanding this can you play long-term.

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WalletInspector

· 01-16 04:49

That thing OWL is really a trap; I've fallen for it too. It's better to stick with a conservative approach.

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UnruggableChad

· 01-16 04:47

I've also fallen into the OWL trap, and the weekly chart is hard to describe. By the way, is TIMI really reliable? It still seems like I need to do my own research.

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BackrowObserver

· 01-16 04:39

OWL, I've also been taught a lesson by this thing. Cutting losses and running is the way to go. TIMI is indeed stable, but there's not much volatility, so you can't make big money. Surviving and making it out alive is better than anything else, that's true. In this market, nine out of ten people lose money. How come there are still people chasing the limit-up?

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