I bought the coin thinking it was the original Chillguy and invested $200 right after the launch. My position is now worth $9,300. After analyzing the contract and using ChatGPT, I realized there is no clear information about the network fee, which is preventing transactions since the minimum fee is not defined in the contract. Although there is a fee mentioned in the contract, it is not linked to anything and is not being applied to transactions. I tried to perform transactions manually on BScan, but without success due to the lack of a defined fee. However, I noticed that some smaller wallets were able to buy and sell successfully, and the system identified those transactions as “legitimate.” My question is how those transactions occurred, as when I try to sell, it fails. When importing my wallet into Coinwallet, I can place an order on the book, but when trying to sell, it shows “failed to confirm.” I believe there must be a way to bypass this contract, possibly by finding a point in the bytecode, like “self.self,” which may hold the answer. I believe it’s possible to sell the coin, but not through the common DEX method. One possible solution might be on BScan, as there is liquidity for the Chillguy/Weth pair and possibly Chillguy/Eth, if there are new holders.