Serenity: A new “sing-out mode” has emerged in the market for a trillion-dollar company like Inverda

According to Serenity, a new “sing-out model” has recently emerged in the market for multibillion-dollar market-market companies such as Ingweida and Telecommunications: some claim that the project as a whole is blocked by expanding individual technology or supply chain details. Under this model, stock prices and market sentiment may be affected if an enterprise chooses to remain silent; if an enterprise responds, too many details are often not disclosed because supply chain information is confidential. This reliance on dispute-creating access to flows and attention is being emulated by a growing number of people, and the associated incentive mechanisms may further encourage such behaviour, which is unhealthy for market ecology。