Bitcoindi: Possible scam — verify contract, liquidity and contact MEXC

I can’t say definitively that Bitcoindi is a scam based only on your note, but having your funds held by the exchange is a serious red flag that needs prompt investigation.

I would first verify the token’s contract, liquidity and on‑chain activity (BscScan/Etherscan), and check whether Bitcoindi is listed or flagged on CoinMarketCap/CoinGecko or community channels. Exchanges sometimes freeze withdrawals for delisting, low liquidity, or compliance checks, so the issue may not be an outright scam but could still mean you can’t access funds.

I recommend collecting txids, screenshots and correspondence and opening a support ticket with MEXC immediately; if they don’t resolve it, escalate through their dispute process and consider reporting to your local regulator or the exchange’s complaints channel. Meanwhile avoid further deposits or interactions with the token until you confirm safety.