LISA tokens plummeted 76% within 24 hours, marking yet another typical "concentrated sell-off" wave. At 10:22 Beijing time, three wallet addresses completed three large transactions in just 28 seconds, selling a total of $170,000 worth of LISA, which directly triggered a sharp decline in the token price.

Specifically, the first transaction was executed at 10:22:28, selling $39,540 worth of LISA in a single order. The second followed shortly after, just 8 seconds later, with another $45,540 sold. The third transaction was completed a few seconds later. This near-simultaneous intensive operation suggests either a single party executing a staged sell-off strategy or multiple participants coordinating highly. Regardless of the case, it caused a significant impact on market liquidity.

The Alpha token collapse cycle has played out again: early participants take profits → token price rapidly drops → late entrants suffer losses. Events like these are important references for studying market microstructure and trading risks.