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Frozen before I was able to do anything On August 29 two of my withdrawals were "Pending Approval". Other withdrawals worked. On August 31 all my withdrawals were "temporarily" and "routinely" disabled and I was told to change the withdrawal addresses and fill the CDD form On September 1 I told support that I can't change the addresses with the withdrawals disabled because I don't have access to that option when they're disabled. In response I was told to fill the EDD form and I was able to make withdrawals after approval. Before I even managed to fill the EDD form I got a reply that KuCoin is terminating my account.

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Robinhood is now 129x more expensive than Solana. Avg. Solana fee: $0.00259 Avg. Robinhood fee: $0.3344 Robinhood TX fee has increased by almost 5,000% since August. So, what happens when the chain actually gets mass adoption?

A meme featuring Newman and Kramer from Seinfeld where Newman excitedly tells Kramer that Robinhood chain transactions cost 30 cents each, to which Kramer dismissively replies "See? Nobody cares." The image satirizes the post's revelation that Robinhood's $0.3344 transaction fee is 129x more expensive than Solana's $0.00259 fee, mocking the idea that such prohibitive costs could ever lead to mass adoption.

AI visual note: A meme featuring Newman and Kramer from Seinfeld where Newman excitedly tells Kramer that Robinhood chain transactions cost 30 cents each, to which Kramer dismissively replies "See? Nobody cares." The image satirizes the post's revelation that Robinhood's $0.3344 transaction fee is 129x more expensive than Solana's $0.00259 fee, mocking the idea that such prohibitive costs could ever lead to mass adoption.

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