Recently, I’ve been digging through past years’ cryptocurrencies, trying to find promising targets. Some friends previously recommended paying attention to some obscure old projects, so I also took a look. At that time, I set my sights on CWL, planning to buy in, but then I reconsidered and decided to verify the basic information first — I couldn’t find an official link, and their Twitter account was also unavailable, so I didn’t dare to take any action.



And guess what? In the short pause, this coin surged several times from the bottom. I heard that a major exchange might be preparing a new listing; if it really happens, I probably will miss out on another wave of the market.

Honestly, this kind of thing happens often. Regret is inevitable, but on the other hand, because I didn’t verify the project thoroughly, choosing to give up actually helped me avoid risks. In today’s market, chasing high prices can easily lead to pitfalls. Instead of realizing too late and catching the rally, it’s better to do your homework well first and wait for a more confident opportunity. The market has many opportunities, and being cautious is never wrong.
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GasFeeAssassinvip
· 51m ago
This is the gambler's mentality—daring to chase without verified information, no wonder you're always getting cut.
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BearMarketHustlervip
· 12-12 08:47
That's what they say, but when I see the prices going up, I still can't help but regret it. That's human nature, I suppose.
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GateUser-bd883c58vip
· 12-12 08:44
This move is actually correct; resisting the temptation to follow the trend is really not easy.
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NFT_Therapy_Groupvip
· 12-12 08:32
This is a common problem among seasoned investors: if you can't see the official announcement, be cautious. Projects that can't be exited from really shouldn't be touched.
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MrDecodervip
· 12-12 08:25
Haha, sooner or later I'll cut you like a leek. No official channels, no Twitter, yet you dare to boast about being listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. A typical information asymmetry scam.
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