Why did
$BIFI pump so hard — not once, but twice? 🤯📊
A lot of people think moves like $20 → $7,500 or $477 → $2,800 happen because of hype or sudden adoption.
But honestly, this wasn’t magic at all. The real reason was liquidity.
$BIFI has a very small circulating supply and thin order books.
When liquidity is low, it doesn’t take much — even a small wave of aggressive buying can push the price up insanely fast.
From a pure market mechanics perspective:
When price starts moving vertically, a chain reaction begins:
Shorts get liquidated
Stop-loss orders trigger
Market buys stack on top of each other
This creates vertical candles, not a healthy or sustainable trend.
Another major factor was derivatives trading.
On perpetual contracts, extreme spikes can happen when: • Open interest is low
• Liquidity is thin
• A few large orders hit the order book
This leads to temporary price dislocation — price moves far away from fair value, then gradually comes back.
That’s exactly what we saw with
$BIFI .
After both major pumps, price couldn’t hold the highs because:
There was no strong volume base
No consolidation phase
Just a fast expansion followed by a reset
🚀 Extreme pumps on low-liquidity coins are not strength
🚀 They are liquidity events, not long-term trend reversals
Always understand the mechanics before chasing the candle.
$BIFI #BIFI #bifi