According to BlockBeats, on July 12th, Serenity published an article stating that a new "short-selling tactic" has recently emerged in the market targeting trillion-dollar tech companies like Nvidia and TSMC: some opinions deliberately amplify problems in certain technologies or supply chain aspects, thereby concluding that the entire project is delayed or even the business is suffering setbacks. This type of operation often puts companies in a dilemma: if the company chooses not to respond, the related comments may negatively impact stock prices and market sentiment; if the company clarifies, it is difficult to disclose too many details, as supply chain information usually involves trade secrets, and external doubts may not necessarily dissipate.

Serenity further stated that, given the current social media environment and traffic incentive mechanisms, this model of gaining attention by creating controversy and amplifying localized issues is being replicated by more and more people, and its long-term development trend warrants market vigilance.

According to BlockBeats, on July 12, GMGN reported that a CZ donation address sent 700 million CZ and 400 million TCC to a black hole five minutes ago. Affected by this news, CZ surged by over 220% in a short period, with a market capitalization of $30.48 million, while TCC surged by 82.51%, with a market capitalization of $7.55 million.

Previously, CZ posted on social media, "I neither hold nor know anything about the newly issued Meme tokens CZ, TCC, and AB on the BNB Chain. I only interact with active and energetic users in the community. I hope the best Meme will stand out."

The timing of CZ's donation address's destruction of the recently popular meme coin is noteworthy. In the past week, Robinhood Chain has risen strongly, and its on-chain activity (DEX trading volume) has become the second largest in the entire crypto industry.