Transfer fee

[CamCamthePowerMan]

I use crypto to buy and transfer currency which takes about $30 in fees each time… what are you guys using and what are the fees like for you?

 

[Middus]

I guess it depends on which crypto you're using. I use BTC almost exclusively. The worst I paid was 10 and it was a horrible weekend April last year when BTC jumped 15k or so. Other wise it's been nothing more than 3-5 bucks for the quickest transfers. Practically nothing for 12 hr transfers.

 

[Ghoul]

I pay $35 a month for Coinbase One which means no purchase fees, and gas is what it is regardless of the company you're using.

 

[CamCamthePowerMan]

I guess it depends on which crypto you're using. I use BTC almost exclusively. The worst I paid was 10 and it was a horrible weekend April last year when BTC jumped 15k or so. Other wise it's been nothing more than 3-5 bucks for the quickest transfers. Practically nothing for 12 hr transfers.

That’s the same here… I exclusively use bitcoin. What crypto company are you using? I’m using crypto.com and that’s where my fuse have been about 30 bucks each time.

 

[Ghoul]

That’s the same here… I exclusively use bitcoin. What crypto company are you using? I’m using crypto.com and that’s where my fuse have been about 30 bucks each time.

I always use the cheapest option for BTC and never more than 45 mins, often just a minute or two.

 

[CamCamthePowerMan]

OK, I didn’t know there were options… I understand that each crypto transaction has to be finalized through mining which can take a while. So I’m assuming these options are based on how quick your transaction is processed?

 

[Middus]

That’s the same here… I exclusively use bitcoin. What crypto company are you using? I’m using crypto.com and that’s where my fuse have been about 30 bucks each time.

I buy crypto with regular cashapp or strike and transfer to my wallet a day before I use it buy stuff

 

[narta]

Use USDT on TRC20.

Stablecoins are the way