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Hi,

Thank you for your message.

The ETH currently held in your wallet
(address: 0x6F1d88619E7BFc8988f4fDd687701E85138b5fed)

Is in a token status that does not yet hold market value. This means that, at present, it cannot be directly swapped for real cryptocurrency or fiat currency.
However, once the necessary gas fee of 1% is added—calculated based on the transaction value—you will be able to convert the token to a currency of your choice.

Please look here:
https://etherscan.io/tx/0x36259623565f834ce3cb2e5ca4e153e0becae99608bd93fb961fe86d1374a9ad
To bring to your attention that the Ethereum network has not fully confirmed the recent transaction associated with your wallet. As a result, within the Atomic Wallet App, you will see the balance and the Ethereum amount. However, on the Etherscan Network, only the Ethereum amount is reflected, while the balance is currently showing zero value. This will remain the case until the necessary gas fee, amounting to 1% of the transaction value, is added.

Please refrain from attempting to send or swap these tokens until the full gas fee has been added.

These tokens were sent to you by Blockchain LTD service, and we strongly advise that you add the full gas fee and validate the transaction on the Ethereum network. This step is essential for the tokens to be converted into coins with market value.


Coins can be tokens, but not all tokens are coins. Tokens are the technology underlying Smart Contracts and the entire DeFi ecosystem. Coins serve a purpose similar to money. Tokens serve a purpose similar to physical or virtual items being bought at an auction. They are stable. (Most of them except coins and NFTs).
We wanted to provide some clarity on what determines whether a token will evolve into a coin with intrinsic value. The key factor is the network fee, which plays a crucial role in deciding on which network technology the funds will be situated.

The network fee is essentially the cost associated with processing transactions on a blockchain network, and it is a significant indicator of the underlying network's strength, security, and scalability. A token that becomes widely accepted and used on a robust network with efficient fees can eventually gain value and be recognized as a coin.

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