Nope my exchange doesn't charge a fee to withdraw. Just a fat spread to buy and sell

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That does not sound like a sustainable business model from that exchange point of view. How can they afford it? Where is the trick?

If 10 users all buy $2000 in Bitcoin, they earn $200 fees in spread.

Now when we withdraw they pay a $100 fee.

Still $100 gross profit, down from previous $199

They still group withdrawals into big ass transactions with multiple outputs, so even like that, it won't hurt them as much. With the model you describe they'll feel it more than other exchanges, for sure, but the spread of a single big buy probably pays many times the fee.

You mean those that have 3% spread? For each BTC sold, they make $870, your withdrawal fees cost $30, so they don’t care πŸ˜†

1.5% spread but yeah that's why they don't care!