2026-01-18 16:26:37

Alert: Token Collapse $LMTS has plummeted below $0.1, wiping out nearly 50% of its value in just seven days. The sharp nosedive caught many off guard. What triggered this brutal correction? Market observers are pointing fingers at regulatory pressures stemming from the Infofi X ban as a potential culprit. The timing seems too coincidental—regulatory headwinds in the ecosystem often cascade into forced liquidations and panic selling across related assets. Whether this represents a temporary capitulation or signals deeper structural issues remains unclear, but the breakdown below key support levels suggests sellers still have the upper hand.

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0xDreamChaser

· 01-21 15:01

Damn, Infofi X got completely wrecked after the ban. I've seen this routine too many times. --- It's always a dump right after regulation hits. Anyway, I won't touch this kind of thing anymore. --- A 50% drop within seven days, how many people got cut? --- I knew it was over the moment it broke support; the sellers completely took control. --- Can $LMTS turn around this time? It feels like it will keep being slaughtered. --- Regulators' knives are too fast, I can't react in time. --- If it breaks support, you should run; waiting to be liquidated is just asking for trouble. --- The structural issues of this coin are probably more than just this simple. --- As soon as the Infofi ban was announced, everyone followed to join the funeral. Truly ruthless. --- Now it's either bottom-fishing or taking the hit. It's really hard to judge.

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ForkMonger

· 01-21 02:35

lmao regulators finally exposed what we already knew—governance structures are fundamentally broken. this wasn't some random crash, it's protocol darwinism in action. weak tokenomics, weaker hands. natural selection never looked so profitable 🍿

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EntryPositionAnalyst

· 01-19 16:55

Another zeroed-out coin, this time it's @LMTS@ Once regulation steps in, the retail investors suffer Is the Infofi X ban really the last straw that breaks the camel's back... Falling below the support level, will there be a continued bloodbath? 50% drop in seven days? I knew this thing was unreliable Where are the so-called fundamentals? Is this what they call long-term holding? Panic selling has begun, the bears are in full control Next, should we wait for a bottom or keep cutting losses... This is the power of regulation; a single ban can destroy a coin It feels like this correction has just begun, and the 0.1 support can't hold

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GasFeeSobber

· 01-19 13:19

Regulation comes and the market crashes; this tactic is getting really old.

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GasWrangler

· 01-18 16:56

ngl if you actually analyze the mempool data during that dump, the liquidation cascade was sub-optimal af... regulatory fud always triggers the worst transaction patterns. like, technically speaking, those panic sellers didn't even optimize their exit strategies lmao

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ConsensusBot

· 01-18 16:51

Another zero coin... Is this really a regulatory hammer this time? --- $LMTS directly broke through the support level. The selling pressure is so fierce and strange. --- Seven days of halving. I heard it’s related to the Infofi incident? Is the chain reaction this intense? --- If the support level is gone, you have to run. Now it really depends on what happens next. --- With one regulatory blow, how many people went all-in again... So exhausting. --- Is there still someone buying the dip below 0.1? Or is it just breaking lower? --- This guy said "the timing is too coincidental." I believe it halfway. --- Wait, is the problem really with the project itself? Regulation is just the trigger. --- It caused me to lose money again. Forget it, I’m not watching anymore. --- The selling pressure controls the market, and next is the rhythm of a secondary decline.

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CoinBasedThinking

· 01-18 16:44

It's the same old regulatory approach... I've been fed up with it for a long time.

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MrRightClick

· 01-18 16:36

This is the end, again it's the regulation's fault --- Infofi X one ban, entire chain follows to be sacrificed --- Drop below 0.1, time to clear the position, don't wait any longer --- Seven-day halving? Is this a technical breakdown or just a scam to cut leeks --- Breaking support levels really leaves no room for recovery --- Another zeroing coin is about to be born, who will take the next hand --- Regulatory rumors cause market chaos, who still dares to take the risk --- LMTS this matter, it seems there's no rebound space left --- Forced liquidation + panic selling, a double kill situation --- Breaking down indicates the bottom hasn't been found yet --- At such times, you can only wait for a rebound or completely exit

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GweiObserver

· 01-18 16:35

Regulation is smashing the market again; this routine is so familiar. --- Infofi X is muted, the entire ecosystem is being sacrificed; who asked you to be so concentrated? --- Breaking below 0.1 is truly shocking; friends holding positions, condolences. --- The bottom signal hasn't appeared yet; this round of selling pressure is far from over. --- Basically, the big players are taking advantage of regulation to cut the leeks; those who understand, understand. --- I just want to know if there's another major crash coming... --- 50% evaporated within seven days; how many people got liquidated? --- Support levels have been broken, yet the bears are still adding positions. --- Didn't they say this coin's fundamentals are pretty good? Why is it so fragile? --- Regulation has been used too many times; the market has become numb.

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MentalWealthHarvester

· 01-18 16:33

It's the same regulatory show again, they keep pulling the same stunt every time. The retail investors should wise up.

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