I got Bounce Bit, Baidu Coin, and Not Coin tokens on PancakeSwap through specific individuals. BB Coin was listed on May 13th. Regrettably, it came to my attention on May 13th that the coin was not authentic. It's absolutely outrageous that PancakeSwap would permit such fraudulent activities solely for their own gain. Why is it possible to purchase imaginary coins, but not to sell them? I strongly urge immediate action.
I purchased a newly listed coin called Biaoqing (BIAO) through PancakeSwap on the Binance web platform. However, I am unable to sell or swap the coin in any way. There seems to be no value for it. It appears that the coin is fake based on the PancakeSwap DApp content. I want to inform you that there...
I bought a cryptocurrency called "not" using PancakeSwap on Binance with the help of Web3. At the moment, I'm not able to make a sale. We were sold the coin under the impression that it was legitimate, but now it has been flagged as suspicious. If it's not authentic, I shouldn't have been able to pu...
I recently purchased a token called CS Coin through the Binance app using the Web3 wallet feature. During the transaction, the token’s symbol was displayed, and the purchase was completed successfully. However, when I attempted to sell it on the PancakeSwap platform, I encountered repeated errors an...
I'm extremely frustrated with my experience on Binance Web3. When I entered the contract address for Pancakeswap via BNB on March 5, 2024, I received Babylon Coin instead and made the purchase. Now, when I try to sell it, it's not going through. It seems impossible for such a situation to occur. How...
I purchased a cryptocurrency called "not" through PancakeSwap via Binance using Web3. Currently, I'm unable to sell it. The coin has been listed as suspicious, yet it was sold to us as legitimate. If it's not genuine, I shouldn't have been able to buy it in the first place. Since it was presented as...
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