LISA tokens experienced a flash crash yesterday, with a 24-hour decline of over 76%, which truly shocked many followers.

The trigger for the incident is quite clear — three Alpha users (whether they are the same entity still needs verification) completed three sell-offs within just 28 seconds, dumping a total of $170,000 worth of LISA tokens.

Specifically:

The first sell at 10:22:28, amounting to $39,540
The second sell at 10:22:36, immediately following with $45,540

This concentrated large-volume sell pressure directly caused the token price to plummet freely. In simple terms, this is a typical "trap" tactic — initial accumulation to boost hype, then dumping to harvest once enough chips are gathered.

The market once again confirms a harsh reality: the risk of participating in Alpha tokens is proportional to the potential losses. Short-term profits can turn into quick losses in just a moment. Projects lacking fundamental support and with fragile liquidity are most likely to become tools for market manipulators to harvest retail investors.