You have always been warned never to use exchanges as long term storage wallets for your digital assets or else you could lose your funds due to various reason such as your right now.
The only people in position to help you right now are the Binance.com team, Try and be patient and see if they will eventually reply your open tickets.

Binance.com is where the problem is, they are the one OP has an account with not Binance US, so I doubt the US wing will help solve OP's problem

Once an account has been flagged and blocked, Any IP address won't work.

Welcome to the forum,

Did you write down the mnemonic phrase, back up the private key of the address or save the encrypted json file anywhere in your device?
If you did not, then you are out of lucky. There is no way you will be able to access the Ether

By Market Capacity, you mean Market capitalization, right?
I think https://coinmarketcap.com has what you might need. You can use the filter button to get the volume or market cap ranges you want and the arrows to show increase in ascending or descending order

- The problem is volume reported is only 24 hours not 7 days
- Marketcap is proportional to price of the asset (market cap = Price of the asset x Circulating supply) so you won't see rankings such as percentage market cap increase or decrease.

Middle man of what? Another transaction deal?

Come on, you have already been scammed through telegram, and you still want to make deals through the same place? I am sure a scammer who's watching this thread is already creating another telegram account and looking forward to PM for the deal.

It's because the Bitcoin Network fees are actually high right now. For a high priority transaction, the recommended fee rate is at least 113 sats/vbyte.
If you use this tool, you will notice that the $16.50 is within range

In fact, I think either coinbase did you a favor by partially paying your transaction fees (they have been doing it in the past) or you were going to send out a low priority transaction with low fee rate which would take ages to get confirmed

I remember some friend of mine who called Bitcoin a bubble. In fact, she even posted about it on Facebook in 2018 as the mighty crash started. How I wish I had made a screenshot of the post. I wonder how she feels right now given that BTC is over $55K
I am still waiting for the most opportune time to rub it in her face 

What a wall of text  

OP I am not discouraging you from making posts or articles, but please try to format and punctuate your post in away that can make the reader want to read through it over and over again. When I looked at your text, I felt like I didn't want to read anything out of it.
- No paragraphs
- No punctuations

It all just looks like a forest of meaningless text, yet you may be trying to drive a point home 

It's not only you, the exchange seems to be experiencing some overload or other unexplained technical difficulties, and they just decided to disable withdrawal like it always happens with other exchanges especially during price pumps.
Here's another user with a similar complaint - Binance has temporarily suspended withdrawals of ETH and Ethereum-based tokens

I would feel guilty if I advised you to buy Bitcoins right now especially if you are planning to hold them. It would look like so sort of FOMO (fear of missing out) and this can be catastrophic at times especially if you ended up buying shortly before the price starts dumping

So the best piece of advice I can give is that wait for an opportunity and buy the dip and make much more gains with less risk. Opportunity is always there with Bitcoin so don't let FOMO set you up into a trap.

Ever heard of what we call stable coins like USDT, USDC? Why not accept them instead.

Bitcoin was never meant to be a stable coin FYI.

It's funny how people focus only on dumps. Imagine a merchant who was accepting Bitcoin all the way from the time it was less than 4,000 USD last year to this date when it's $52K

Stablecoin Stablecoins Stablecoins.

We have plenty of them.

Even if Binance was brought down. I don't think It would affect bitcoin in the long run. I mean, we now have several good crypto exchanges that are just waiting to take over from Binance. If Bitcoin's success was reliant on the biggest exchanges at  the time operating smoothly, then it would have died when Mt. Gox, the biggest exchange at the time got hacked and shutdown, but guess what? We are $52K today.

They now do have an option where one can set custom fees under the custom option for advanced users, but I would still never use a wallet that still requires an email address to sign up and sign in.

I have used smspva before for sms verification. I had no idea that one can also send  sms using the rented numbers which OP is looking for

Is that the same as http://smspva.com?
I tried to log in through the beta link, but It returns an error of the wrong Username or password.

Do you have proof that he still uses the wallet.
The Last thing I remember is that he tried to use Freewallet, but they blocked his account. He took it on Twitter and complained about the account getting blocked of which freewallet quickly tried to save their asses by stating that they unblocked it

Some hours later he tweeted staying that the wallet sucks and nobody should ever use a wallet where they have no access to private keys. I am expecting that you would understand that from the last statement, that he clearly moved on from freewallet.

Unfortunately there is no sell feature if you want to sell your coins for fiat (cash) in trust wallet. You will have to transfer your tokens to a crypto exchange like Binance and then exchange them for fiat if it supports your country's fiat currency.

I suggest you first learn more about trading in crypto exchanges and transferring tokens through YouTube videos and online articles before you do anything since you are a newbie.

That's a very long period of time to keep your coins in a custodial wallet especially one that's not even that popular. They can shut down their door at anytime minus even alerting you.  Hell, I don't even trust popular custodial wallets like coinbase.com if I plan to keep my funds in there for years.

From what I have seen, it looks like a dead wallet service, From this Blog, they promised to update their service back in May 2020 to this date nothing has been done.

Their social media channels aren't active either with so many people having similar complaints like yours. The support isn't responding to emails at all.

With that, I understand you will be trying to run multiple alternate accounts, right?

If yes then that's prohibited according to their terms of service, I recommend you do even think about doing so.

Thank you. I wouldn't have seen this

I really wonder why they shouldn't put the terms and conditions somewhere everyone can easily see them, registered or not because from what I see, only new people who signing up will be able to easily see them. I registered several years ago (almost 5 years ago) so I wanted to remind myself of the terms and wasn't  able to locate them by myself.

@TheQuin can something be done about this?

Your friends got scammed. 10-17% is  "a too good to be true" deal even for a DeFi

You got it right, which means that the team is fake as well. Scammers usually do such a thing.

That address might be fake too. Your friends should first do some investigations next time before sending money to such scam projects.

Internet Explorer is so outdated. Even the windows devs stopped supporting it. Why not just download Microsoft Edge if you want a browser which is made by a Windows team?

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Can any member here help me and point out where I can find FreeBitco.in's terms and conditions. I have sent minutes looking through the website, but I haven't been successful to get any link.