Recently, a well-known individual publicly recommended investment opportunities for 2025 during a media interview, highlighting three projects: $ZEC , $HYPE , and $ENA . Interestingly, shortly after the interview recording ended, they immediately transferred over 1.3 million worth of $ENA on a certain exchange. This time gap has attracted a lot of attention—first endorsing a certain coin publicly, then quickly building a large position. Is this normal investment follow-up, or is there something else at play? Many traders have begun to question whether such operations have the suspicion of calling out orders first and then selling off. The market has always been cautious about such behaviors of speaking out first and acting later, as the risks brought by information asymmetry should not be underestimated.