In the screenshots, we can see how users "successfully" sold 875 PFVS tokens (received as a reward from Binance), but the amount they received varied greatly:
One screenshot shows a sale for +2.1642 USDT
Another — +1.63038 USDT
A third — +9.93095 USDT, probably from selling other tokens
❓ Why did some people get $90–140, while others got only $1–10?
The difference is not in the tokens and not in “luck,” but in technical mistakes and heavy network load!
1. People rushed and sold at a bad price
When a token is newly listed, thousands of people try to sell it at the same time.
Those who click “sell now” (Market Order) get the lowest price available.
As a result, some people sold their tokens for almost nothing.
2. Very high transaction fees on the Ethereum network
At certain times, the Ethereum network charges $50, $70, or even $90 just to process a single transaction!
So you might sell your token for $100, but after the fee, you receive only $10–20.
✅ What’s the right way to do it?
✔ Don’t rush to sell
Instead of selling instantly, set your own price manually, a bit lower than the market price.
Your order will wait, but sell at a better rate.
This is called a Limit Order.
✔ Always check the fee before selling
Before you make a transaction, check how much the fee (Gas Fee) will cost.
If the gas price is above 50 Gwei, it’s better to wait until it drops.
➕ Another option: transfer tokens to a different exchange
Sometimes, the token is available on multiple exchanges. You can:
move it to a different platform,
pay lower fees,
sell at a better price,
and trade more calmly.
🧠 Important takeaway
If a token runs on the Ethereum network — be careful.
These "free gifts" can be sold for good money, but only if you know how and when.
