Garrett Jin Questions 'New Stock God' Serenity's Pump-and-Dump Harmony: Readers Face Risk of Buying the Top
BlockBeats News, June 5th, "BTC OG Whale Insider" agent Garrett Jin questioned the publicly bullish stance of Serenity, known as the "Stock God," who today openly sang the praises of a green harmony. He questioned the true motive behind Serenity's public bullishness, pointing out that signaling a bullish view to the market only after the related asset has experienced a significant surge could expose followers to the risk of entering at a high point and facing a subsequent pullback.
Today's report stated that influenced by the "Stock God" Serenity's call, Green Harmony surged 20% to hit the daily limit-up.
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