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 was provided, Binance and PancakeSwap are fully responsible.
I want to trade or convert the coin with the contract address 0x5Bf2005B695795b45e742BAB89ecB94D60E8F489 through the application. I’ve invested ₺2,500 in this coin. Binance and PancakeSwap are entirely responsible for the failure of this transaction. The purchase goes through, but I can't sell it. No matter what I try, I keep getting the error 'increase your slippage tolerance' and the transaction doesn’t proceed.
I urgently request that the coin/token in the specified contract be converted to its 'spot' value and my issue be resolved. You are causing harm to people, and how does Binance allow this? If this token/coin is fake, Binance and PancakeSwap are responsible for preventing such scams and avoiding these losses. Where is Binance’s reliability with such issues?
Please help. The responsible applications should also be responsible for compensating the loss. Otherwise, I will take legal action through my lawyer. I keep getting the error 'unknown error: transfer_from_failed. Increase your slippage tolerance' when I try to sell. No matter how high I set the slippage, I can't sell it. I demand that my loss be addressed immediately.
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