2026-01-12 08:28:14

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.

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LiquidationHunter

· 3m ago

Here it comes again. I'm already tired of this routine. Early participants are making full profits, and we're just waiting to get cut? Within these 28 seconds, $170,000—tch, that's pretty ruthless. But LISA didn't have much of a fundamental basis to begin with, just hype and speculation. Are those who got trapped hurt? Next time, remember to be more cautious. Things like Alpha coins really require quick in and out; otherwise, you're just waiting to be the bag holder. --- Three trades in 28 seconds? This pace, definitely coordinated internally. Ordinary retail investors can't pull off such perfectly synchronized moves. --- Another rug pull case. This is why I keep saying small-cap coins are too risky... --- 76%? Those guys must be going crazy with profits. Early entry really was like hacking the game. No wonder later investors got their faces slapped. --- Splitting sales across three wallets. Experienced traders can see right through this tactic—just afraid of a large single order triggering some risk controls. Spreading out is safer, smart move. --- Is LISA another prelude to a rug pull? It seems like alpha coins are dying faster and faster lately.

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pumpamentalist

· 1h ago

Three quick sell-offs within 28 seconds, how aggressive is that? Even the big players don't harvest the leeks so directly.

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MissedTheBoat

· 01-12 08:57

Another 28-second story, this time it's LISA's turn. Truly following the usual pattern.

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SybilAttackVictim

· 01-12 08:55

Here we go again, I can memorize this routine already. Another Alpha coin’s leek harvesting scene, early participants colluding to dump the market. Three trades in 28 seconds, such coordination... how can it be so outrageous? A 76% drop, directly confusing the later investors. Why does this happen every time? It feels like the market has no real liquidity. I've fallen into this trap several times, it's really hard to learn from experience.

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BlockchainFries

· 01-12 08:54

Sold $170,000 in 28 seconds, this pace is too intense, definitely a dump script.

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DefiSecurityGuard

· 01-12 08:54

yo, three transactions totaling $170,000 within 28 seconds... this is clearly coordinated dumping, not a coincidence. DYOR, always check wallet history first, or you'll be the next one caught.

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