I purchased 'Omni' cryptocurrency from PancakeSwap via Binance on Web3, and currently, I'm unable to execute any sale transactions. The coin has been listed as suspicious, yet it was sold to us as if it were genuine. If it's not legitimate, should I have bought it in the first place? With a provided contract address, both Binance and PancakeSwap are fully responsible here. Otherwise, why don't we hit the streets, gather contract addresses, and collect people's money and dollars?
On Binance, the coin is listed as unlisted in Web3. I want to be able to trade or convert the coin with the contract address '0x87852D364224bbAc7365b1f0c805Ab05889E210F' in the app. I'm awaiting a thorough review of the coin and a response regarding the solution. The failure of the transaction lies entirely with PancakeSwap and Binance. I can buy but can't sell. No matter what I try, I encounter an error message saying 'increase your slippage tolerance,' and the transaction doesn't proceed.
I urgently request the conversion of the 'Omni' token/coin to its spot usage value and restitution for my ordeal. You're causing harm to people, and how does Binance allow this? If this token/coin is fake, measures should be taken to prevent it, and Binance and PancakeSwap applications are responsible for preventing such grievances. What about the credibility of Binance's X account and its reliability? Please assist. Applications with responsibilities also have a duty to compensate for damages.
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