Coins.ph fees have immobilized my coins. Its too expensive to move them. No point in cashing out to XRP or BCH because nobody accepts them as a method of payment.
They've been in business for years now. They should know better than to charge their customers such crazy fees for transactions, especially since they do transactions with multiple outputs.
The fee should be proportional to a withdrawal's contribution to the total transaction size -- not account for the whole fee, nearly the whole fee, or sometimes extra.
Current mempool with min req fee for next block:
This
Coins.ph transaction, contemporary to the generation of the fees shown in the first image, has 25 outputs and cost 0.00939306 in fees... Each output should therefore be responsible for 1/25 of the total transaction fee, or
0.00037572 BTC.
Adding let's say a 10% "processing fee" on top of this would then total 0.00041329 BTC, which is still 1,140 PHP to make a transaction.
Yet coins.ph is charging about 800 pesos on top of this... They need to restructure fees when the mempool is clogged like this... passing on costs to your clients isn't a valid excuse to rip them off this way. It demonstrates the need for competition in this industry.
Update.
Fees have increased despite the
mempool starting to clear up (currently 46 sat/byte recommended for next block inclusion).
Transactions didn't suddenly get bigger or more expensive, what's the problem?
Second Update.
I can't wait any longer so I made the transaction.
This is the fee I paid Coins.ph:
This is the fee Coins.ph paid for the transaction:
(edit): they gotta fix these transaction fees.