Lyster

But you still have to keep your fundamental balance for the duration of whatever hold.

Where and why does this affect people?

This affects people most notably if you don't use wire or if you don't, or let's say you use the extreme one, which is ACH, which is 60 days, which is nuts.

It's absolutely BS.

If you use that and it's 60 days, whatever money you put in there has now created a balance.

Think of it like a credit balance, like a secured card credit.

That money has to stay there.

And it's now the equivalent of everything you do, whether it's crypto, whether it's fiat, it doesn't matter.

Other exchanges don't work that way.

Other exchanges, if I deposit 200 USDT, I can immediately withdraw that $200 USDT irrespective of whatever other fiat I deposited.

They don't track it as single balance.

They track it as separate balance, separate wallet, separate things.

So my summary for you,

Crypto, do a test deposit, small amount of BDAG, right?

Which is sent to your Ethereum ERC.

Then go to the send crypto, which is the withdrawal, and see if the amount that you put in there minus fees is available to immediately withdraw.

Because if it is, that's what they're saying is, okay, as long as you only give us crypto, you're fair game because we don't put a hold on crypto only.

The time we put a hold is the moment you give us fiat, any fiat.

If there's a hold on that fiat, the hold applies to your whole balance, including crypto.

That will throw people.