LISA tokens suddenly plummeted, and the truth behind it might be in this large transfer. About 3 hours ago, a wallet transferred 10 million LISA tokens to a major exchange's asset management account, worth nearly $1.65 million at the time. What's more interesting is that tracing the funds upward, the source of this transfer points to the project's own SafeProxy address. From the timing, amount, and source, this selling pressure indeed came very suddenly, and it's no wonder the market reacted so intensely. When the project team unlocks a large amount of tokens and moves them to exchanges, it usually means something significant, and everyone should be aware of it.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 01-12 05:49
Here we go again... This time it's LISA. Who will it be next time?
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AirdropHunter007
· 01-12 05:45
The project team is starting to cut leeks again, with 10 million LISA tokens dumped into the exchange overnight. This tactic is really clever; following the on-chain data to trace it just exposes the truth, it's exhausting.
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GmGmNoGn
· 01-12 05:33
It's the same old trick again, the project team dumps the tokens themselves, and retail investors are left holding the bag.
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WalletWhisperer
· 01-12 05:32
nah the address clustering just screamed exit liquidity... 10m dump hitting the order book like clockwork, you always see this pattern right before capitulation. SafeProxy routing is such a tell tbh
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IronHeadMiner
· 01-12 05:30
Same old trick again, the project team dumps the market themselves, and the retail investors buy the dip. I'm tired of this storyline.
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ZenMiner
· 01-12 05:24
Coming back with this again? The project team dumped their tokens themselves, and I was wondering why it was so sudden.
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BearMarketMonk
· 01-12 05:22
Here comes the old trick of cutting the leeks again? Throwing 10 million tokens, anyone would have to run away.
LISA tokens suddenly plummeted, and the truth behind it might be in this large transfer. About 3 hours ago, a wallet transferred 10 million LISA tokens to a major exchange's asset management account, worth nearly $1.65 million at the time. What's more interesting is that tracing the funds upward, the source of this transfer points to the project's own SafeProxy address. From the timing, amount, and source, this selling pressure indeed came very suddenly, and it's no wonder the market reacted so intensely. When the project team unlocks a large amount of tokens and moves them to exchanges, it usually means something significant, and everyone should be aware of it.