[Analysis: The direct cause of the LISA crash is most likely related to a deposit of 10 million tokens from a certain address] According to on-chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa's monitoring, the direct cause of the LISA crash is most likely the deposit of 10 million tokens from a certain address. Three hours ago, address 0x358…eC57 deposited 10 million LISA tokens, valued at $1.65 million at the time, into a Binance wallet (specifically the Alpha wallet). Tracing the source of the funds reveals that the origin is the project's SafeProxy address. Half an hour after the deposit, the token price flash-crashed, possibly due to a sell-off executed through limit orders. If someone is exploiting the "Binance Alpha + limit order" method for malicious purposes, it will significantly increase the difficulty of on-chain tracking. Earlier reports indicated that LISA experienced a 76% flash crash within 24 hours, with the sell-offs by three Alpha users driving the token price to plummet rapidly in a short period.