The truth behind the sudden deposit of 10 million tokens by the LISA project team to the exchange and the half-hour flash crash of the token price

GasFeeLady · 2026-01-12T05:28:12+00:00

On January 12th, at a major exchange, a wallet address transferred 10 million LISA, which then triggered a sharp price crash, indicating that the project's recharge operations may have caused significant market volatility. This serves as a reminder for investors to monitor the project's wallet activities.

GasFeeLady

2026-01-12 05:28:12

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【Block Rhythm】On-chain data shows that a noteworthy market anomaly occurred on January 12. A wallet address transferred 10 million LISA to a major exchange three hours ago, valued at approximately $1.65 million at the time. Interestingly, tracing the source of this fund ultimately pointed to the project’s SafeProxy address—that is, the transfer came from the project team.

Within half an hour after the transfer, the price of LISA plummeted, experiencing a sharp flash crash. Based on market reactions, it is very likely that this was a bulk sell-off executed through limit orders.

Therefore, the main culprit behind LISA’s significant drop this time is almost certainly this project team’s token recharge operation. This also reminds us how important it is to monitor the wallet transfer activities of project teams when keeping an eye on their developments—sometimes, a large deposit can directly trigger intense market volatility.

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WhaleInTraining

· 3h ago

It's the project team dumping again, truly incredible. --- That's why I never touch small-cap coins; the risk is too high. --- Monitoring wallet transfers is indeed a ruthless move; next time I need to be on guard in advance. --- LISA has become a textbook case directly; a bloody lesson indeed. --- The question is, how was it discovered? Was there no bottom fishing so quickly? --- $1.65 million dumped; how desperate is the project team for money? --- Wow, recharging is equivalent to dumping; that logic makes sense. --- Here comes another one, why do project teams always love to play themselves like this?

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