I purchased the 'Babylon' cryptocurrency on Pancakeswap and currently, I am unable to sell it. The coin is listed as suspicious, even though I bought it from the lists available in the application. If it is not legitimate, why is it listed there? Binance and Pancakeswap are fully responsible. On Binance, it is referred to as an unlisted coin in Web3. I want to trade or convert the coin with the contract address through the application. I expect a review of the coin and a resolution to be provided. Pancakeswap and Binance are entirely responsible for the transaction not going through. When I try to buy, the transaction completes, but when I try to sell, it doesn't. No matter what I try, I encounter an error saying 'increase your slippage tolerance' and the transaction does not proceed. I urgently request that the coin/token in the specified contract be converted to 'spot' value and my grievance be addressed. You are causing distress to people, and how can Binance allow this? If this token/coin is fake, Binance and Pancakeswap are responsible for preventing this and ensuring no one suffers. The responsible applications must compensate for the damage. Otherwise, I will file a lawsuit through my lawyer. When I try to sell, I constantly get the error 'unknown error: transfer_from_failed. Increase your slippage tolerance.' No matter how much I increase the values, I cannot sell. I demand immediate compensation for my losses and those of others like me.
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...
I purchased the 'CS' cryptocurrency on PancakeSwap, but I'm currently unable to sell it. The coin is listed as suspicious, even though it was obtained from the app's listings. If it's not legitimate, why is it listed? Binance and PancakeSwap are fully responsible for this issue. The coin, which is ...
I bought a cryptocurrency called 'Not' through PancakeSwap using Web3 via Binance, and now I can't sell it. The coin is listed as suspicious and was sold to us as if it were legitimate. If it’s not real, I shouldn’t have been able to buy it. Given that it appears to be real and a contract address wa...
I purchased a cryptocurrency called BabyFX on Pancakeswap, but I am currently unable to sell it. The coin is now listed as suspicious, even though I bought it from the app’s listed coins. If it's not legitimate, why are these coins visible on the platform? Binance and Pancakeswap are fully responsib...
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...
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