🔥 Why Did $BIFI Pump So Hard — Not Once, But Twice? 🤯📊
At first glance, moves like $20 → $7,500 and $477 → $2,800 look unreal. But this didn’t happen because of “magic” or sudden adoption. The main reason is liquidity.
$BIFI has a very small circulating supply and thin order books.When liquidity is low, even a small burst of aggressive buying can push price extremely fast.
From a market mechanics view:
When price starts moving up quickly, shorts get liquidated, stop orders trigger, and market orders stack on top of each other. This creates a vertical candle, not a healthy trend.Another important factor is derivatives trading. On perpetual contracts, price can spike hard when:
• Open interest is low
• Liquidity is thin
• A few large orders hit the book
This causes temporary price dislocations — price moves far away from fair value, then slowly returns.That’s why after both pumps, price didn’t hold the highs. There was no strong volume base, no consolidation — just a fast expansion followed by a reset.
🚀Extreme pumps on low-liquidity coins don’t mean strength.
🚀They are usually liquidity events, not long-term trend changes.
