Exchangers inequality the low fees takes longer

[Zaguru12]

Most of the fee is directly for miner or you may called as transaction fee and it considerably cheap, and yes some exchange charge different fee because fee itself is fluctuative, sometimes is high sometimes is dirt cheap it all depends on how many people do the transaction. Because of that exchange charge usually above the current market a little bit. So when spike they didnt loss a lot

The extra charges are on exchanges are mostly not included because of a price hike but rather because exchanges themselves have an extra fee they charge for withdraw and it is this fee that they had to the transaction fee just enough to actually get a transaction fee confirmed. In my opinion exchanges even gain more through this withdrawal fees than anything because some exchanges charges are even way above the transaction fee leaving a chunk for charges and yet again they are actually batching up transactions and not actually sending them one by one which is less costly than sending each transaction one by one and their charges is based on by one transaction not batching

[Webetcoins]

Yeah, it is not the exchanges that take it, it's the miners that take it for your transaction to pass. And the higher you pay, the higher priority you get and that is why we let miners make more money sometimes because we want to rush and since we want to rush we pay more and when we pay more someone else pays more to get ahead of us and then we pay huge gas fees because of it, only when we have less transactions we start to do better.

There are even block congestions sometimes that require a lot of time to pass, and sometimes that doesn't even happen. All in all, exchanges do not decide this, if you pay little then you are not going to have it pass quickly.

[X-ray]

I never got charged a deposit fee from exchange in my entire life, they only charge withdrawal fee. If you are talking about on-chain fee. Isn't that normal to make transaction faster for people who bid higher.

Those miners aren't charity, they're here to make profit too and it's very logical for them to choose higher bidder and process their transaction as a priority.

It's good that you don't have MEV bot sandwich attack like in ethereum blockchain where the validator can prioritize malicious attack by ordering the transaction in block production to get money out of your swap through slippage by drying up the liquidity before your transaction and sell it to you at more expensive rate and make you lose money.