Dapp Withdrawal Dispute Analysis

I hold funds on a web-based cryptocurrency dapp that has suddenly imposed a 0.1-coin daily withdrawal cap. I have full access to my own account but no written authorisation from the site owners. My goal is not to bypass security; instead, I need a rock-solid technical brief that proves how the limit is enforced so I can press the matter with support or escalate a dispute if required.

What I can supply straight away
• Screenshots showing the current balance and the 0.1 limit message
• All relevant transaction IDs and wallet addresses
• DApp address: https://www.akasdao.com/Bonds/Liquidity
• Wallet address: 0x0e6193c51dc57a30e8afae46d6eccce5861dbee6
• Transaction ID (redeem): 0x92b7f701523597ce777f89ad61d59ac553ad83be09f3bcc78e11162f610fa673

What I need from you
• A thorough, read-only review of the dapp’s front-end (HTML5/JavaScript), any publicly exposed smart contracts and blockchain calls, using tools such as browser developer console, Etherscan/BscScan (or the network’s equivalent), and packet or log inspection where appropriate
• Clear identification of where and how the withdrawal restriction is set—on-chain in the contract, in an off-chain API, or in client-side logic
• Screenshots, code snippets, or trace links that back every finding
• A concise report (PDF or Markdown) explaining:
– The technical mechanism behind the limit
– Whether the behaviour matches what the contract code publicly states
– Recommended wording and evidence order for my support ticket or dispute filing
• Optional: suggestions for safe, compliant next steps if the platform is acting against its stated terms

Acceptance criteria
1. Your report pinpoints the contract function, API response, or client code responsible for limiting withdrawals.
2. Every claim is supported by a verifiable on-chain transaction, code line, or console capture.
3. The document is written so a non-developer support agent can follow it yet contains enough depth for a blockchain-savvy reviewer.

I will release USDT 300 when the deliverables above are met and I can confidently file my case.