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PLEASE do not store more coins on an exchange (including

) than you need to actively trade. Use

. DEXes are not a panacea -- look at The DAO. Open source just means exploits will be discovered sooner (probably not by good guys). 🙏

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@BitcoinIsSaving

· Jan 15, 2019

“You fight hackers yourself, and guard from losing [password] yourself. Computer breaks, [2fa] gets lost.” More individual exchange accounts have been hacked than individual wallets. Disappointing but not surprising to see “industry leaders” spread bad info. twitter.com/cz_binance/sta…

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@StackerOfSats

Jan 16, 2019

Please stop charging withdrawal fees.

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We charge withdrawal fees because the network/bank charges fees. If we didn’t pass on the fee, hostile users could tax the exchange by making many withdrawals. A fee is the simplest form of spam control.

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I understand. But the fees are higher than the Bitcoin transaction fees. And maybe customers who did KYC could get a certain amount of crypto withdrawals for free?

BTCPermaBull

BRRRRRRRRR

@BTCwillrule

Jan 16, 2019

We're not living under socialism mate. I gladly pay a fee (as long as it's reasonable) for the service

@krakenfx

@jespow

provide. I want a top quality product, incl. top quality security & a legal team that fights state invasion on every step. They deserve to get rewarded.

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I don't get it, sorry. There are still no crypto withdrawal fees on Bitstamp. At all. They survive pretty well. 🙄 If all you need is SPAM protection, maybe there's a way to get it without charging users? Even 1 free transfer /day would help users secure their assets.

Mr.₿iznessman

@Mr_Biznessman

Jan 19, 2019

You're absolutely right... No withdrawal fees from bitstamp at ALL

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So in fact you see withdrawls of Customers as spam. Even if you get fukin flooded with it it’s their fukin right and money ! This explain is a joke!