Centralized exchanges have been both a blessing and a curse upon the crypto industry. OpenLedger recently introduced some odd changes that don’t sit well with its users. When an exchange increases withdrawal fees for no apparent reason, there will be some dismay. What is Going on at OpenLedger? Those fees now sit at 5% of the total withdrawal amount, at least where OpenLedger is concerned. Interestingly enough, it appears that these changes were introduced overnight with no prior indication. To make things worse, the amounts required to process a withdrawal are rather high as well. Users need to withdraw at
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