Quote from: Yogee on Today at 10:44:47 PM

Quote from: Orientals on Today at 12:24:32 PM

...I wrote to support and they told me that i should place order based on their terms or forget about it. But the evil part of it is that they are selling below the price they want us to place.

I find this statement interesting the most. I mean how are they doing that? I know it's a centralized exchange but isn't this an open order book where you are allowed to set your desired price? Orders can be rejected if amount is below minimum but they shouldn't put a ceiling on price.

Quote from: kawetsriyanto on Today at 10:30:34 PM

Quote from: Orientals on Today at 12:24:32 PM

My Tokpie Exchange journey, i deposited my fund to trade their. I bought the native token of the exchange (TKP) but i can't trade it back to Eth, BNB, USDC or WBTC.

Why are you brave to deposit your funds there? Have you taken some research first about Tokpie before you deposited your funds? This part should be done first every time you choose an exchange to deposit funds/money.

He probably got fooled of a promised return. Why buy TKP in the first place?

exchanges can manipulate their trading price. and maybe, not many people are interested with their token so they can easily set the selling price of their token. this is why it is not advisable to trade in a small exchange. they can basically hold your funds as you have no other choice but trade what you got so you can place your withdrawal.