LISA crashes 76%: Project team’s fund chain tracking analysis and limit order risks

【CryptoWorld】On January 12, on-chain analysts detected key details behind the sudden price crash of LISA coin. Three hours ago, an address deposited 10 million LISA tokens into a major platform wallet, worth approximately $1.65 million at the time. Tracking the source of the funds revealed that these tokens originally came from the project’s SafeProxy address. Less than half an hour after the deposit, the coin experienced extreme volatility, likely due to large-scale sell-offs executed through limit orders. A phenomenon worth noting is that if participants utilize a combination of “platform Alpha features + limit orders,” on-chain tracking becomes significantly more difficult. Previous reports indicated that LISA plummeted 76% within 24 hours, with the sell-off actions of three Alpha users directly triggering the rapid price decline. This incident exposes multiple issues including project control, transparency of trading mechanisms, and platform risk management.