$BIFI is a very clear example of trading risk on extremely low liquidity assets. The appearance of an unprecedented 'long stick' — from ~20.7 to ~7,551 — is not normal market volatility, but a complete break of the price structure due to lack of liquidity.
📊 What does the length of the 'stick' indicate?
Range: ~365 times
Price increase: ~+36,400%
This is neither a strong cash flow nor a breakout.
This is a price being pulled/pushed with small orders in an almost empty order book.
Prices quickly returning to around ~275 indicates that the entire previous spike was not accepted by the market. It is just noise.
💥 Slippage at an uncontrollable level
In liquidity conditions like BIFI:
A small market order can push prices by dozens, hundreds of times.
Wide spread, poor depth → entering an order is already difficult, exiting is even harder.
The concept of 'fair price' does not exist.
🛑 Are all stop-losses meaningless?
Large price gap: prices jumping across the entire stop region → not matched.
Stop market: matched at the worst price still hanging → infinite slippage.
Stop limit: whether set low or high, it will never match.
Just a small order is enough to break through every SL 'that can be imagined'.
➡️ To be blunt: with this structure, risk management does not exist. Stop-loss is just a number on the screen, cannot be matched.
📉 Technical analysis: invalidated
Support/resistance is meaningless.
Price patterns are unreliable.
Grid, DCA, short-term trades all have negative expectations because the exit point cannot be controlled.
✅ Conclusion
🚫 BIFI is currently not suitable for trading.
This is an asset with low liquidity and high manipulation potential, not a market for serious strategies.
✔️ Only trade coins that have:
Thick liquidity
Narrow spread
Clean volatility
Prices reflect real supply and demand
Personally, I completely ignore #BIFI , what about you?
