Why Does the Withdrawal Fee Go Up and Down

Reasons for Fluctuations in Withdrawal Fees

Withdrawal fees generally depend on the congestion of the blockchain network. The more congested the network, the higher the withdrawal fees. Therefore, even for the same cryptocurrency, withdrawal fees can vary based on network congestion and changes in miner fees.

To ensure your transfer transactions are confirmed quickly at any time, CoinEx calculates the optimal fees based on the congestion levels of each cryptocurrency's blockchain network.

🔗See Withdrawal Fee for more information

 

Understanding Withdrawal Fees

1. What is Miner Fee?

In the digital currency system, each transfer is recorded in a "ledger," which includes the sending/receiving wallet addresses, amounts, times, etc. 

This ledger is the blockchain, characterized by 100% transparency and uniqueness. The individuals who record each transaction on the blockchain are called "miners." To incentivize miners to record transactions and speed up confirmation times, you must pay a certain amount as a miner fee for your transfers.

 

2. Why Does Blockchain Network Become Congested?

Similar to traffic jams, blockchain congestion can occur for two reasons: one is that the block capacity is too small (the road is narrow), and the other is that the transaction volume surges (there are too many cars).

The root cause is related to the data structure of the blockchain. Since each block has limited capacity and is generated at relatively fixed intervals, the number of transactions it can accommodate is limited. If there are too many transactions, they must either queue or increase fees to prioritize processing.

 

You can check the current optimal fees via the following explorers:

 

Scenarios with No Withdrawal Fees Charged

If the recipient address belongs to another CoinEx user, it is recommended to use Inter-User transfer.

In this case, the withdrawal will not occur through on-chain transactions but will instead be processed via internal transfers on the platform, eliminating the need for blockchain confirmations or any withdrawal fees..

 

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