Quote from: noorman0 on Today at 11:42:23 AM

Crypto transaction fees are actually flexible (adjustable) if they are actually used on the network (decentralized). Unless you let it be managed by a centralized institution, the fees apply like taxes where the determination is not yours.

That's why I am asking the question.

I'm currently using coinbase. To buy they charged $3.85 for a $100 purchase. To cash out I will have to pay a fee to convert to a fiat currency. To send the cash to my bank, another fee. So those fees could amount to $10%. I'd have to make 10% just to break even.

I looked into all-in-one digital wallets and they charge 5%-8%, that might be even higher fees.

I'm going to be putting money into a few good prospect coins and just let it sit for the most part. But if I see one spiking or out performing, I might want to make a change. Keeping my fees low, helps in that regard.

So what I'm trying to find the best way to lower the fees for buying, transfering, and cashing out. I know there is an answer to that. I'm just trying to find out the answer to that.