ICYMI: Crypto exchange Bitstamp to charge inactive accounts a fee
The change comes amid a steep decline in cryptocurrency trading volumes.
Most exchanges make money from fees on trading volumes, which have dropped precipitously alongside the price of cryptos since the beginning of the year. Crypto exchanges, which have heavily relied on trading fees as a primary source of revenue, are looking to expand their revenue base to diversify their business.
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