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ZEC $485.90 -0.41%
BTC $64,379.73 +0.63%
ETH $1,876.37 +1.01%
BNB $569.32 +0.78%
XRP $1.09 +0.56%
SOL $74.70 +0.84%
TRX $0.3310 +0.09%
DOGE $0.0724 +4.16%
ADA $0.1648 +0.57%
BCH $209.28 -0.54%
LINK $8.39 +0.77%
HYPE $58.47 +1.81%
AAVE $92.19 +1.00%
SUI $0.7126 +0.28%
XLM $0.1768 -1.19%
ZEC $485.90 -0.41%

Data: Suspected LAB insider address once again transferred 7.99 million tokens, causing the price to plummet by 34%

2026-07-11 10:12:47
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According to on-chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa, a suspected LAB insider address transferred 7.99 million tokens to three new addresses on the Aster platform 11 hours ago. Just an hour and a half after the transfer, the LAB price plummeted from $1.21 to $0.8152, a drop of 34%.

Previously, this address had transferred the same batch of tokens to three new addresses three hours ago, valued at approximately $9.24 million at that time, while three days ago this batch of tokens was worth as much as $141 million.

Since July 6, LAB has crashed from $17.68 to $1.05, a cumulative drop of 94% over three days, with the coin price falling back to levels seen before the suspected manipulation started two months ago, leading the market to suspect that the speculators have entered a direct selling phase.

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