$OWL
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First $OWL callCaptured@cfm_sol · market pendingATH after call$1.98M—Current$312.82K—Liquidity$126.93K4,059 holders
First mentionOct 4, 09:18 PM@cfm_solTracked posts44 distinct authorsMarket snapshots2Market data at post timeExact-contract evidence4 posts4 independent sources
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$OWL (CA 68AGsjomsgTtiTaDhF6XGCeVJDnFeh415ngYYgVxGzns) Snipers have 4.95%, team holds 4.7% per devsnightmare. nyhrox, Pain, PULLUP, Kavo, yong, Ray💤, JosskeJ are top holders. No major clusters on Bubblemaps, CEX map cluster has 41.6%, Binance funded wallets have 20.6%, Coinbase 6.6%, Change Now 5.9%, OKX 5.1%, Bybit 3.5%, Kraken 3.3%, Kucoin 2.9%, Bitget 2.3%, Gate 2%. Top 10 holders have 13.4%, 4.05k holders with an average bag at $375. Nfa
🔥 $OWL 2.4m - 60.8x Your coin was caught at 39.5k by AI bot Pairs with SPCXX + reward to holder !!! CA: 68AGsjomsgTtiTaDhF6XGCeVJDnFeh415ngYYgVxGzns Chart + Trade: Signals:
$OWL 1.3m dyor 68AGsjomsgTtiTaDhF6XGCeVJDnFeh415ngYYgVxGzns okx wallet: Nick Bostrom is a Swedish philosopher whose main research areas include existential risk, superintelligence, human enhancement, and the anthropic principle. He has a background in theoretical physics, computational neuroscience, and philosophy, and earned his PhD in philosophy from the London School of Economics. In 2014, he wrote a book called Superintelligence. The owl on the book cover is not meant to portray “evil AI” or an anti-AI narrative. It represents the superintelligence described in the book itself. The book opens with a fable called The Unfinished Fable of the Sparrows: the sparrows feel small and weak, so they decide to find an owl to help them build nests, care for their young, and protect them from cats. One cautious sparrow warns that they should first figure out how to tame and control the owl before bringing it back. But the others ignore the warning and excitedly set off to find one. Here, the owl represents superintelligence, while the sparrows represent humanity. The fable is meant to illustrate that if we create an intelligence far beyond human capabilities without first figuring out how to control it, the outcome may ultimately be determined by the “owl” rather than by us.