The Real Trigger Behind $LISA ’s Collapse Might’ve Been Set Hours Earlier. The crash didn’t start with panic.

It started quietly… on-chain. About 3 hours before #Lisa imploded, address

0x358D52aDd62F0f9cf626a9feBE4619574d3eC57c

slid 10,000,000 LISA into a Binance Alpha wallet, worth roughly $1.65M at the time.

Tracing the source makes it heavier. Those tokens didn’t come from a random trader. They originated from the project’s SafeProxy address.

Thirty minutes later, the chart snapped. Price flash-crashed, almost as if the liquidity was pre-drained, likely executed through a series of quiet limit orders. No obvious dump tx to point at. Just… disappearance. And that’s the scary part.

When someone uses the “Binance Alpha + limit order” path, the trail fades. On-chain visibility blurs. What looks like organic selling can actually be a carefully staged exit.

The market sees chaos. The chain sees fragments. And by the time anyone connects the dots… the damage is already done.

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