2026-01-10 23:20:21

Recently, someone uncovered the $BIFI ledger, and the situation is indeed quite interesting. This project spends $170,000 USD per month, but its daily income is only $2,000-$4,000 USD, which means it is burning money every month. The $5 million USD treasury is rapidly shrinking, and the project team has decided to change their strategy—using most of the daily revenue for buybacks and dividends to support the ecosystem by boosting the token price.

The logic behind this is easy to understand: with low liquidity, as long as they can push up the token price, the project team can continue to support revenue expectations with their stash of BIFI. But this model has a fatal prerequisite—the token price must keep rising.

The data is clear: to truly break even, daily income needs to reach $5,500 USD. If they can't reach this figure, they won't be able to sustain the upward trend in the token price. At the current rate of spending, the project could face bankruptcy and dissolution within three years. From this perspective, BIFI has already been a long-standing project, but how long it can last depends on future performance.

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StopLossMaster

· 01-12 05:07

Another project relying on buybacks to survive, essentially a game of hot potato.

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VCsSuckMyLiquidity

· 01-12 04:53

Haha, this is a classic Ponzi scheme. Once you peel back the ledger, everything is exposed. These numbers are outrageous. Burning 170,000 per month but only earning 4,000 daily—truly incredible. The price crashes at the slightest dip, just wait and see. The project team is betting that the coin price will always go up. Wake up, everyone. Bankruptcy in 3 years? I bet it will be over in 1 year. Why are people still rushing in? Are they brainless? Buyback dividends are such an old trick; I've seen it too many times. Five million in reserves won't last long; just do the math. This is exactly what you should have looked at before aping in, everyone.

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LayerZeroHero

· 01-11 21:16

It has proven to be a Ponzi scheme in disguise... When the coin price rises = project is active, when the coin price falls = bankruptcy directly, there is no third way in between.

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RektRecorder

· 01-11 14:48

It's the same old trick again, price going up = project savior, this logic is really brilliant.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 01-10 23:50

Monthly burn of 170,000 and daily income of 4,000? I can't figure out this math problem, but what I can conclude is that bankruptcy in 3 years is inevitable... Relying on buybacks to maintain the token price is a flawed strategy; if the token drops, the entire ecosystem will collapse.

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ZKSherlock

· 01-10 23:47

actually... the math here is kinda brutal ngl. they're basically running a pyramid where coin price IS the product, not the utility. classic computational overhead problem — they need $5.5k daily just to not implode but generating... what, $2-4k? that's not a business model, that's a probability proof that fails at every iteration. 3 years until insolvency? generously optimistic imo

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PoetryOnChain

· 01-10 23:37

Isn't this just a hot potato game? The price drops and it's all over.

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MEVSupportGroup

· 01-10 23:36

Monthly burn of 170,000 yen to earn only 4,000, this ledger calculation directly breaks the defense... Relying on market manipulation to survive, a typical Ponzi scheme variant.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-10 23:24

Oh no, once you dig into this ledger, it's over. Monthly burn of 170,000 with less than 4,000 daily income... How is this supposed to work? With 5 million in reserves, how many months can it last? A year? It's hard to calculate this. Relying solely on market manipulation to maintain the ecosystem, once the coin price drops, everything will be exposed. They need to earn 5,500 daily to break even, but they're far from that now. Talking about bankruptcy in three years isn't just scare tactics. The project team also knows they can't make money, so they resort to buybacks and dividends... Too much of a套路.

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