Luxembourg marketplace Bitstamp has abandoned plans to introduce a €10 subscription fee for inactive accounts. The reason was the sharp indignation of the users of the site.
Earlier, the management of the crypto exchange announced that accounts with assets worth less than $200 and inactive for more than 12 months fall under the new commission. It was reported that maintaining such accounts requires funds, so a subscription fee is introduced.
However, the huge amount of negativity that users splashed out on Bitstamp forced the management of the exchange to reconsider their plans.
“We took into account the feedback from users and decided to cancel the subscription fee for inactivity. Listening to customers is part of our DNA. Bitstamp’s goal remains to build a safe, secure trading platform with the best services, and we have no plans to deviate from that goal,” said Bitstamp CEO JB Graftieaux.
Earlier, Bitstamp launched a new interest rate earning product in the US.
Source: Bits
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