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Comments (13)
Binance charges 0,0002 BTC to withdrawal
I think kraken is the best
https://withdrawalfees.com/coins/bitcoin
Bit 🐼
The provided screenshot is from kraken. Do you guys know any other exchange with even less fees?
It depends what the “fee” is….
Is the fee on Kraken on top of network fees?
Coinbase doesn’t charge anything for withdrawals – you just pay the network fee
Exchanges get to choose how much they want to charge their customers for withdrawing bitcoin from their platform. Strike app and Swan Bitcoin choose not to charge their customers a bitcoin bitcoin withdrawal fee (bitcoin withdrawals from Strike and Swan are free). Kraken chooses to charge their customers 0.00001 BTC (currently worth 20 cents) per bitcoin withdrawal. Gemini chooses to charge their customers 0.0001 BTC (currently worth $2) per bitcoin withdrawal. Binance chooses to charge their customers 0.0002 BTC (currently worth $4) per bitcoin withdrawal. Crypto.com and KuCoin choose to charge their customers an outrageous 0.0005 BTC (currently worth $10) per bitcoin withdrawal. Coinbase chooses to charge their customers the same amount that it would cost to send a typical fast on-chain transaction (Coinbase almost always charges less than 25 cents per bitcoin withdrawal).
Can you send BTC to ledger using lightning network? I’m not so expert and I’m always worried to lose funds when I withdraw
Bisq :D
Strike
If it’s for the people and peer to peer why do we pay fees to buy in or take out! It’s very puzzling and the exchanges are full of bologna. Traders barely make money exchanges make billionaire’s. Don’t get me wrong I will keep trading but we are making many men/women very very rich and the simple part is they don’t trade at all. They get all coins free because of these fees
Bitpanda Pro
FTX had 10 free withdrawals every month; only on-chain fee. Guess why?
Swan doesn’t charge anything to withdraw