According to ChainCatcher, Garrett Jin, who serves as an agent for the “BTC OG Insider Whale,” publicly questioned the motives behind the latest bullish call from Serenity — a figure recently dubbed the “New Stock God.” Jin directly challenged Serenity to explain why they issued a buy recommendation for Leaderdrive (绿的谐波) at this particular juncture.
Jin elaborated that Serenity’s signal came only after Leaderdrive had already posted a notable rally. He warned that such timing could lure followers into buying at elevated prices, exposing them to immediate losses if the market were to pull back. His critique highlights the inherent risks of copy-trading behavior prevalent in the overlapping realms of crypto and traditional finance.
Market data confirms that Serenity’s endorsement instantly ignited buying interest: Leaderdrive shares surged 20% intraday, hitting the daily upper limit. While the impact was unquestionable, the controversy over the call’s intent quickly intensified. As of this writing, Serenity has not publicly responded to the criticism.
The incident once again draws attention to the ethical boundaries and risk considerations of influencer-led trading signals — especially when promotional activity follows a substantial price rise. The debate about the legitimacy and potential repercussions of such KOL behavior continues to gain traction.