You were also paying 1% to add inbound liquidity - this is strictly better as inbound only costs fixed on chain fees now.
Their fee structure mirrors the actual cost structure better now.
You were also paying 1% to add inbound liquidity - this is strictly better as inbound only costs fixed on chain fees now.
Their fee structure mirrors the actual cost structure better now.
Which may be a one time action, given a large enough "deposit". But for day to day spending the prices are now painfully high