Attention everyone to the $BIFI candlestick chart. Recently, there have been quite extreme price fluctuations, and that candlestick on the chart is indeed a bit "ridiculous." This coin is currently flagged for monitoring by a major exchange, and its liquidity is not very ideal, so there is a possibility of delisting. Now with such drastic volatility, everyone should be cautious of abnormal data influencing the market when analyzing the chart. It is recommended to observe several more candlesticks to confirm the trend and not rush to place orders—after all, in coins with thin liquidity, even the slightest disturbance can cause extreme price movements.
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FortuneTeller42
· 2025-12-27 06:19
Is it still worth buying with such poor liquidity? Last time I played with this kind of coin, I almost got trapped to death. Now it seems BIFI's volatility is indeed a bit strange.
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You want to buy the dip while being watched by the exchange? This is a trap, brother.
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Ridiculous+1, that candlestick clearly shows something is off. Thin liquidity causes extreme prices with just a tremor. Don’t ask me how I know.
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Wait, is this coin going to be delisted? Does that mean I need to sell what I bought earlier?
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$BIFI this time feels like the whales are just eating up the supply. Don’t be fooled by abnormal data, observe a bit more before making a move.
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Looking at that candlestick, I recall the blood and tears of my last loss. Coins with poor liquidity are not playable, everyone.
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Major exchanges have already marked it, and people are still buying? Their courage is really impressive.
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It’s good to look at more candlesticks, but honestly, with such thin liquidity, everything is pointless.
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FarmHopper
· 2025-12-26 09:01
Damn, BIFI's recent movement is really incredible. What's up with that candlestick? It feels like it was hit by something.
With such low liquidity, how dare they play? They'll be taken care of by the exchange sooner or later.
This kind of coin is easy to be dumped; everyone, don't chase the highs.
Is BIFI going to die? Does anyone still hold it now?
Just looked at the chart, it's really strange... Small investors, be careful not to catch a falling knife.
Is there any insider information? Why is it suddenly so volatile?
I'm just waiting to see it delisted; anyway, there's not much liquidity.
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ponzi_poet
· 2025-12-25 08:56
I looked at this coin, and it's really suspicious. How can the liquidity be so poor and still be played? It feels like a scam.
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GasFeeCrier
· 2025-12-25 08:54
Liquidity-thin coins are like this, they can suddenly experience tenfold pump and dump. I haven't touched BIFI for a long time.
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 2025-12-25 08:52
Girls, BIFI this time is really a bit strange. I was also shocked when I checked the market yesterday.
With such poor liquidity and still so reckless, it feels like they're just waiting for someone to buy in.
Not touching it, it's too easy to get caught in a trap.
Attention everyone to the $BIFI candlestick chart. Recently, there have been quite extreme price fluctuations, and that candlestick on the chart is indeed a bit "ridiculous." This coin is currently flagged for monitoring by a major exchange, and its liquidity is not very ideal, so there is a possibility of delisting. Now with such drastic volatility, everyone should be cautious of abnormal data influencing the market when analyzing the chart. It is recommended to observe several more candlesticks to confirm the trend and not rush to place orders—after all, in coins with thin liquidity, even the slightest disturbance can cause extreme price movements.