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On 10/10/2019 at 8:25 PM, CryptoZombie said:

I don't know if y'all are aware that the withdrawal fee for Yobit is 0.0012btc, that amounts to the earnings made after making 120 posts on this forum.

What are your views on this?

you can withdraw others coin like  ltc,xrp,trx or waves. these coin fees are very little and fee under 0.2$ so you can withdraw easily and all coin available on binance exchange. 

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On 10/10/2019 at 10:25 PM, CryptoZombie said:

I don't know if y'all are aware that the withdrawal fee for Yobit is 0.0012btc, that amounts to the earnings made after making 120 posts on this forum.

What are your views on this?

most fees from attracting bitcoin appear to be higher than other altcoins. not only on YouTube but also almost all exchangers have high fees from bitcoin. however, a suggestion often used is, use altcoin for withdrawals.

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1 hour ago, anjankafley said:

There ia more coins which has low withdraw fee. You can buy other coins and withdraw them. BTC withdraw free is too high. 

i lso think anyone can use ltc to withdraw from yobit exchange. the withdrawal fee of ltc is very low in the yobit exchange.

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bitcoin withdrawal fee in yobit is indeed high,so to save your vitcoins,you can trade it to other crypto currency first like xrm,ethereum or  litecoin which has low fees.

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Use altcoin for withdraw on yobit because have lower feed payment each transaction and keep get the same amount.

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On 18.02.2020 at 08:41, Hamk said:

youbit widraw to usd is high but if u trade in xrp it will gives u profit widrawl  tex is so low  and u will widraw good amount that must be helpfull to u trade sense 

Sure: Doge coin is 20 affirmations, around 20 minutes, xrp is nearly momentary. It does not require a ordinary affirmation time. All my exchanges have been nearly momentary.

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On 10/10/2019 at 8:25 PM, CryptoZombie said:

I don't know if y'all are aware that the withdrawal fee for Yobit is 0.0012btc, that amounts to the earnings made after making 120 posts on this forum.

What are your views on this?

Yes but you can withdraw with any altcoin that have lower withdraw fee . For instance you can use ltc . Ltc withdraw fee is just 0.002 in ltc . yeah always choose what benefits you.

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sorry.i am new here ,i do not about any knowledge .i also want to know about the topics,if some one know i properly,please help me also.i will be happy to find your information.

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I'm new but I think yobit is good from any point of view and first you exchange yours balance into other coins then withdrawal it so that's was why in my point of view yobit is good or perfect from others 

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This is already talked many time because in this case yobit is not alone we have some other exchanges as well they have very high withdrawal fees but its problem for those who want to withdraw in bitcoin but if you use other ways or altcoins then you can afford this but still there is problem as many just want to withdraw bitcoin for this you have to wait and pay high fees because no other way.

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Yes fees from Yobit.com are very high when i try to withdraw doge i find fee is 500 doge so i say waw and get out with out withdraw it from exchange

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Yes, you are right, the withdrawal fee is very high for bitcoin in the Yobit exchange, but for two years I have been using Litecoin in my withdrawals, it is very fast in withdrawals and the withdrawal fee is very low 0.002 LTC.


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Always use the altcoins for making a withdrawal request and never direct withdraw the Bitcoin. The fees are lower in altcoin rather than withdrawing the BTC itself.

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11 hours ago, hamadahajali said:

Yes, you are right, the withdrawal fee is very high for bitcoin in the Yobit exchange, but for two years I have been using Litecoin in my withdrawals, it is very fast in withdrawals and the withdrawal fee is very low 0.002 LTC.

My friend, I advise you to trade on the yobit platform and convert to trx currency. Its commission is very low and very fast. The conversion takes 3 minutes.

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You can always withdraw in another coin such as Litecoin, XRP or waves. Although if you want to sent to your Bitcoin wallet for long term hold, I guess you are right. Lately I've read news that Bitfinex starte running their own LN node and that they've lowered Bitcoin fees. I'm not sure if they did as I don't trade there anymore but I guess that it is a good start. We have to be patient for now.

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welcome my friend , do not use BTC to withdraw because it has a high fees 
you can use XRP or LTC because it has low fees and very fast 
also all the exchanges have these two coins so you can sell them again and get back to BTC 
also you can use doge but in yobit it has high fees 

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Wildrawing with bitcoin fee is very high what people normally do is selling bitcoin to other coin such as LTC, USD for litcoin you can use trust wallet or coinbase, for USD u can use payee or pPM

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On 10/10/2019 at 10:25 PM, CryptoZombie said:

What are your views on this?

Only in BTC though that it comes with greater fees. Try withdrawing XRP or ETH, which has significantly lower fees than BTC. You could simply trade your coins directly in their platform since Yobit is an exchange.

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If yobit withdraw fee is high, So you have to exchange in cryptocurrency. I think this is best for you and others. Who have this problem to exchange money and then withdraw him.

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4 minutes ago, ciovevahl said:
Just now, Ghulamabbas said:

If yobit withdraw fee is high, So you have to exchange in cryptocurrency. I think this is best for you and others. Who have this problem to exchange money and then withdraw him.

I didn't attempt to pull back BTC from Yobit, on most of the trades it is between .0005 and .001. I usually convert my Yobit profit into LTC and pull back them with .002 LTC expense.

The cost of withdrawing bitcoin on yobit exchange is the most expensive in my opinion. Therefore many people avoid making bitcoin withdrawals, like you do. Using LTC is another way.

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I think bitcoin few is always high,  you can claim in other coins trx,  ethereum,  litecoin. I have not withraw any coind yet as  I am new here but will surely claim in these coins beacuse fee is very loow in comare to bitcoin. 

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Yes, it is.

That's why for withdrawing the coins, you need to convert it to something like XRP or LTC which has very low withdraw fee.

Then you can convert these on another exchange or platform that has lower fee,

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Anthony Pompliano believes that the price will not fall below $50,000, and another expert, Alan Santana, does not rule out a drop to $30,000.   Trader and analyst Rekt Capital believes that the first cryptocurrency has exited the post-halving "danger zone" and entered the initial phase of re-accumulation. According to this expert, in 2016, BTC demonstrated a long red candle after the halving, falling by 17%. This time, the pattern repeated, with the difference between the post-halving maximum and minimum being 16%. The price reached a local bottom at around $56,566 but then rose to $65,508, on which Rekt Capital concluded that it re-entered the "re-accumulation range." However, there is one "but" - after this, we again observed a drop to $60,175. Overall, it seems that BTC/USD is in a descending channel, which increases investor concern.   In general, the forecasts are quite diverse. Information on the activity of various categories of traders and investors also varies. Analyst and CMCC Crest co-founder Willy Woo noted the activity of so-called crypto dolphins and sharks. "There has never been such a rapid purchase of coins by wealthy holders as in the last two months when the price fluctuated between $60,000-70,000. We are talking about those who hold from 100 BTC to 1000 BTC or approximately $6.5-65 million," he explained. On the other hand, according to CryptoQuant analysts, whales holding from 1000 to 10000 BTC, unlike dolphins and sharks, have behaved quite passively. Michael Van De Poppe, for his part, notes the absence of retail investors.   All this suggests that we may not see new all-time highs for BTC in the coming months. We wrote about this in the previous review, citing, among other things, the opinion of such a Wall Street legend as Factor LLC head Peter Brandt. With a 25% probability, he assumed that bitcoin had already formed another ATH within the current cycle. As for long-term forecasts, nothing has changed here - most of them predict a powerful bull rally for bitcoin. Anthony Pompliano writes about this. Willy Woo expects bitcoin to continue increasing its penetration into various spheres of everyday life, meaning the number of users will grow. "By 2035, we expect bitcoin's fair value to reach $1 million. This forecast is based on the user growth curve. And I'm talking about fair value, not a peak during a bull market frenzy," the analyst notes.   The author of the bestseller "Rich Dad Poor Dad," entrepreneur Robert Kiyosaki, once again included bitcoin in the TOP-3 ways to save and increase capital. "Bad news: the [currency market] crash has already begun. It will be severe. Good news: a crash is the best time to get rich," he wrote, offering several recommendations on how to act in a crisis. Let's note two of them. The first reads: "Find an additional source of income. Artificial Intelligence will destroy millions of jobs. Start a small business and become an entrepreneur, not an employee afraid of losing a job." "Don't hoard fake money (US dollar, euro, yen, peso) that is losing value. Hoard gold, silver, and bitcoin - real money whose value increases, especially in a market crash," is Kiyosaki's second recommendation.   Regarding bitcoin's growth, Kiyosaki is absolutely right; it's even pointless to argue. According to a study by Colin Wu, better known as WuBlockchain, over the past decade, the price of the leading cryptocurrency has grown by an astonishing 12,464%, outpacing giants like Amazon, Apple, Google, Meta, Tesla, and Netflix. BTC was second only to Nvidia (+17,797%). But the fact that bitcoin took second place, being a representative of a relatively new and volatile market, is a real achievement. BTC's impressive growth trajectory over the past decade demonstrates its resilience and potential as an essential component in investors' portfolios.   At the time of writing this review, on the evening of Friday, 10 May, the BTC/USD pair is trading at $60,470. The total market capitalization of the crypto market is $2.24 trillion ($2.33 trillion a week ago). The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has risen from the Neutral zone (48 points a week ago) to the Greed zone, now standing at 66 points. NordFX Analytical Group   Notice: These materials are not investment recommendations or guidelines for working in financial markets and are intended for informational purposes only. Trading in financial markets is risky and can result in a complete loss of deposited funds.   #eurusd #gbpusd #usdjpy #btcusd #ethusd #ltcusd #xrpusd #forex #forex_example #signals #cryptocurrencies #bitcoin #stock_market   https://nordfx.com/ 
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