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LISA Flash Crash 76% Triggered by Three Addresses Dumping $170,000 Worth of Tokens in 28 Seconds

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January 12 – Per on-chain monitoring from analyst Ai Auntie (@ai_9684xtpa), three Alpha users (unclear if the same individual) sold $170,000 worth of LISA in 28 seconds at 10:22 local time. This move sent LISA’s price plummeting 80% over nearly one hour. The analyst noted that trading the token qualifies for 4x Alpha trading volume rewards, so whale dumps have triggered widespread panic selling among yield farmers—exacerbating the price collapse.
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Update: LISA Project Sends 10 Million Tokens to Binance Wallet, Causing Coin Price Crash

On January 12, on-chain analyst Ai Auntie (@ai_9684xtpa) reported 3 hours ago that address 0x358…eC57c transferred 10 million LISA tokens to Binance’s wallet (the exchange’s Alpha wallet), worth $1.65 million at the time. Tracing the funds’ origin, the address is linked to the project team’s SafeProxy address. Half an hour after the transfer, LISA’s price flash crashed—potentially due to a sell-off via limit orders. Accordingly, this token transfer may be the direct cause of LISA’s price collapse.

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