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Why is TLM a trap for investors?
Here is a live illustration of what a "dead asset" looks like. Despite a small increase in price, the overall analysis suggests that there is no point in believing in the future of such projects.
Main problems:
Liquidity imbalance. The chart shows that large sell orders (74M) significantly exceed large purchases (50M). This indicates clear pressure from sellers.
Outflow of funds. Over 5 days, the total balance of incoming funds went into the negative (-150.62M TLM). Such data suggests that investors are withdrawing the asset more than investing in it.
Lack of trust. In a market where big money dictates the trend, medium and large players are actually leaving TLM, leaving it to small speculators.
The future of $TLM is in question. The project is demonstrating low interest among institutional investors and traders, which makes it extremely risky for long-term investments.
Conclusion: Investors, be careful! Investing in such "shooting stars" means losing capital. Don't be fooled by short-term price spikes. It's better to look for assets with real growth potential than to burn money on such illusions.
Here is a live illustration of what a "dead asset" looks like. Despite a small increase in price, the overall analysis suggests that there is no point in believing in the future of such projects.
Main problems:
Liquidity imbalance. The chart shows that large sell orders (74M) significantly exceed large purchases (50M). This indicates clear pressure from sellers.
Outflow of funds. Over 5 days, the total balance of incoming funds went into the negative (-150.62M TLM). Such data suggests that investors are withdrawing the asset more than investing in it.
Lack of trust. In a market where big money dictates the trend, medium and large players are actually leaving TLM, leaving it to small speculators.
The future of $TLM is in question. The project is demonstrating low interest among institutional investors and traders, which makes it extremely risky for long-term investments.
Conclusion: Investors, be careful! Investing in such "shooting stars" means losing capital. Don't be fooled by short-term price spikes. It's better to look for assets with real growth potential than to burn money on such illusions.
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