KEYTAKEAWAYS
- LISA experienced a 76% flash crash in 24 hours, with three Alpha users selling off their holdings, causing a rapid price drop
- JPMorgan Chase No Longer Predicts Fed Rate Cut in 2026
- A Trader Turns $85 into $146,600 by Trading "I'm Here" Tokens
- South Korea Lifts Nine-Year Ban on Corporate Crypto Investment, Allowing Listed Companies to Invest in Cryptocurrencies
- KEY TAKEAWAYS
- LISA experienced a 76% flash crash in 24 hours, with three Alpha users selling off their holdings, causing a rapid price drop
- JPMorgan Chase No Longer Predicts Fed Rate Cut in 2026
- A Trader Turns $85 into $146,600 by Trading “I’m Here” Tokens
- South Korea Lifts Nine-Year Ban on Corporate Crypto Investment, Allowing Listed Companies to Invest in Cryptocurrencies
- DISCLAIMER
- WRITER’S INTRO
CONTENT
Welcome to CoinRank Daily Data Report. In this column series, CoinRank will provide important daily cryptocurrency data news, allowing readers to quickly understand the latest developments in the cryptocurrency market.
LISA experienced a 76% flash crash in 24 hours, with three Alpha users selling off their holdings, causing a rapid price drop
According to on-chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa, LISA experienced a 76% flash crash in 24 hours. Three Alpha users (it’s uncertain if they are the same person) sold $170,000 worth of LISA in three transactions within 28 seconds at 10:22 AM, causing a rapid price decline.
Transaction 1: $39,540 worth of LISA sold at 10:22:28 AM
Transaction 2: $45,540 worth of LISA sold at 10:22:36 AM
Transaction 3: $85,668 worth of LISA sold at 10:22:36 AM
Because trading this token earns 4x Alpha trading volume rewards, the large sell-off by these users triggered panic selling by many others who were trying to manipulate the price, further exacerbating the collapse.
JPMorgan Chase No Longer Predicts Fed Rate Cut in 2026
According to Jinshi News, JPMorgan Chase no longer predicts a Fed rate cut in 2026. Previously, it expected a 25 basis point cut in January. JPMorgan Chase now predicts a 25 basis point rate hike by the Fed in the third quarter of 2027.
A Trader Turns $85 into $146,600 by Trading “I’m Here” Tokens
According to Lookonchain monitoring, trader 0xf380 turned $85 into $146,600—achieving a 1,720-fold return. He spent 0.1 BNB (worth $85) to buy 6.25 million “I’m Here” tokens, then sold 1.53 million of these tokens, receiving 34.88 BNB (worth $31,500).
He currently holds 4.72 million “I’m Here” tokens (worth $115,000).
South Korea Lifts Nine-Year Ban on Corporate Crypto Investment, Allowing Listed Companies to Invest in Cryptocurrencies
According to Beincrypto, South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) has finalized guidelines allowing listed companies and professional investors to trade cryptocurrencies.
The new rules end a nine-year ban, allowing eligible legal entities to invest up to 5% of their net assets annually in the top 20 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization on South Korea’s five major exchanges.
This policy change is expected to grant market access to approximately 3,500 entities, including listed companies and registered professional investment institutions.
The regulator will also require exchanges to implement staggered execution and order size limits. Currently, whether USD-denominated stablecoins such as USDT qualify for investment is still under discussion.
