LISA Crash Revelation: How Big Investors Dumping Causes Panic Selling

NullWhisperer · 2026-01-12T04:26:12+00:00

The user sold $170,000 worth of LISA tokens in a short period, causing the price to plummet by 80%. This triggered a herd effect, with panic selling leading more retail investors to follow suit, potentially causing the currency to collapse, demonstrating the huge impact of large transactions.

NullWhisperer

2026-01-12 04:26:12

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【BitPush】On-chain data shows that a user completed three large transactions within just 28 seconds at 10:22, selling off $170,000 worth of LISA tokens in one go, directly causing the token price to plummet by 80%. There is a hidden risk behind this—since trading this token can earn four times the Alpha trading volume rewards, after this big sell-off by a major holder, a large number of followers will fear being trapped and start panic selling, leading to a market crash. This is a classic herd mentality: once the leading players start to flee, retail investors tend to follow suit, resulting in more and more sell orders pouring in, and eventually the entire token collapses. The impact of large on-chain transactions is far beyond what one might imagine.

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ExpectationFarmer

· 01-14 15:49

28 seconds to drop 80%, this is the daily routine in the crypto world—whales move, and everything crashes.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 01-13 09:13

It's the same old story, big players dump, retail investors buy the dip. How many times has this script been played out... --- Destroying 80% in 28 seconds—impressive. That's why I never buy things like LISA on the dip. --- Honestly, the 4x reward design is just encouraging big players to dump, and then the retail investors follow suit and cut losses. The project team knew this would happen. --- I still don't fully understand the herd effect... Why do retail investors have to follow when big players escape? Why can't they hold on? --- Haha, I stopped paying attention to this coin a long time ago. Dropping 80% in 28 seconds—only the brave dare to buy. --- On-chain large transactions are indeed impactful, but the problem is that this kind of coin is basically a sieve; it's designed to harvest.

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quietly_staking

· 01-13 04:35

28 seconds to crush 80%, this is totally a textbook case of wiping out retail investors...

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GasSavingMaster

· 01-12 04:52

It's the same old trick again, big players dump and retail investors buy the dip. An 80% drop is truly unbelievable. I was just saying, why does LISA feel so suspicious?

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ruggedNotShrugged

· 01-12 04:50

28 seconds to smash 170,000 dollars? This guy is really ruthless, directly rubbing LISA on the ground Damn, it's the same old trick again. When big players run, retail investors panic, and in the end, everyone gets screwed 4x reward? Ha, this design is a trap in itself. No wonder people play these schemes to cut the leeks Feels like watching a good show. Once the herd mentality kicks in, it can't be stopped Still the same advice: following the trend in this circle is a dead end

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