https://www.tronweekly.com/bitstamp-will-charge-inactive-users-monthly-fee/
In order to cover costs as the crypto market pulls down on trade volumes, Bitstamp is charging inactive clients a charge. The company stated in a blog post on Friday that the new inactivity charge will apply to users who haven’t traded, deposited, or bet on its platform within the last 12 months and had [……

Bitstamp Will Charge Inactive Users a €10 Monthly Fee ($10.20)
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