I purchased a token called UXE through Binance Web3—a platform I trusted because it’s directly connected to Binance. While buying, I didn’t encounter any warnings or restrictions. The token appeared in my wallet shortly after the transaction, but 5–6 hours later, it completely disappeared from view. When I attempted to swap it, I received an alert stating that UXE is a honeypot token, which cannot be sold under any circumstances.
If Binance knew this was a honeypot coin, why wasn’t there a warning before purchase? Why was the transaction allowed at all? Binance Web3 is integrated into your own app—so saying you're not responsible is unacceptable. This feels like a setup where users can lose their money without recourse.
I demand accountability and compensation for the loss. Binance must either prevent such tokens from being accessible via its interface or stand behind the consequences of allowing them to be bought. This experience completely shattered my trust in Binance Web3. I expect a proper explanation and resolution, not silence.
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