Is there any idea to withdraw bitcoin from the CEX with low fees ?

[Crypto Library]

Actually, according to the current market situation, it is time to resume my DCA plan and due to personal reasons, I have bought my bitcoins on CEX and will do the same in the future, such as investing $ 40 per month or $ 10 per week. What I did here before is that I converted bitcoins to litecoin on the CEX platform and withdraw them to exch.io exchange for  converting Litecoin to Bitcoin . In this case, maybe my withdrawal cost was around 0.50. Where if there was mempool congestion, the withdrawal cost would have been above $ 25.

I can no longer apply this ninja technique because the exchange has closed their service, now I would like to know from you if there is any such service or any other way to withdraw bitcoins at a low cost? The reason is that if I have a DCA plan of $10 per week, and then spend one to two dollars more in some cases on withdrawals, then my DCA plan cost will be much higher.

[PX-Z]

Most CEX or even all CEX have higher bitcoin withdrawal fees. I could only think is to convert it to coins with lower withdrawal fees like usdt (trc20), or xrp, doge, etc. then use a swap exchange and swap it to back to bitcoin. Either you can swap it directly from CEX to swap exchange for lower charges fee (most won't recommend this way) or withdraw it to your wallet first from cex then swap back to bitcoin. So yeah, what you've done in the past is the best thing for this time too.

[examplens]

You can use a similar method as you did earlier, but instead of eXch, which is closed, use proven alternatives. This is probably the only method if you want to avoid excessive withdrawal fees with a major CEX.
For example:
https://cce.cash/exchange
https://b1exch.io/
https://splash.tf/?anim=false
https://changeum.io/

note: this is not a vouch for these exchanges, but they are certainly present here, plus they have deposited some funds in escrow, so there is still a certain amount of safety in using these services.

I could only think is to convert it to coins with lower withdrawal fees like usdt (trc20),

I'm not sure about USDT on the TRX network being cheap transactions. Perhaps there is a withdrawal fee for CEX, but later transactions require "energy" which is additionally purchased. Transactions can be quite expensive, and in the end, complicated with all the procedures

[salad daging]

Check here on how much BTC withdrawals from exchanges cost: https://withdrawalfees.com/chains/ordinals
Currently small withdrawals over $1 are from Binance and MEXC exchanges.

I can no longer apply this ninja technique because the exchange has closed their service, now I would like to know from you if there is any such service or any other way to withdraw bitcoins at a low cost? The reason is that if I have a DCA plan of $10 per week, and then spend one to two dollars more in some cases on withdrawals, then my DCA plan cost will be much higher.

If you want to keep buying bitcoin on the exchange every week called DCA, it is better to withdraw once a month, meaning that you will spend a dollar more than withdrawing every week especially with small amounts, of course your withdrawal fees will be high if accumulated.

[PX-Z]

I could only think is to convert it to coins with lower withdrawal fees like usdt (trc20),

I'm not sure about USDT on the TRX network being cheap transactions. Perhaps there is a withdrawal fee for CEX, but later transactions require "energy" which is additionally purchased. Transactions can be quite expensive, and in the end, complicated with all the procedures

Yes, it's a another fee to consider after the withdrawal from cex to your wallet when you want to send it back to another platform. It's just usdt on trx is cheaper to withdraw from cex, at least $1.5 or something. But just like any tokens from these network, eth, trx and binance you need to have a balance for another fee/gas which needs at least $5 since some tx failed due whatever reasons. Tbh i only store usdt in cex to avoid higher fees.

[rat03gopoh]

I converted bitcoins to litecoin on the CEX platform and withdraw them

Just withdraw in ETH. I don't know which CEX you're using. I last did it (this week) on OKX, with fees under $0.3 iirc.
As long as I'm on current sig. campaign, I can help you with your (perhaps partially) DCA journey with my $10 BTC weekly payment to your $10 ETH. Send me a PM if you are interested.

[hd49728]

I can no longer apply this ninja technique because the exchange has closed their service, now I would like to know from you if there is any such service or any other way to withdraw bitcoins at a low cost? The reason is that if I have a DCA plan of $10 per week, and then spend one to two dollars more in some cases on withdrawals, then my DCA plan cost will be much higher.

You can try to check withdrawals of centralized exchanges with some websites and make your decisions.
https://www.cryptowisser.com/exchanges/
https://withdrawalfees.com/
https://withdrawalfee.net/

Honestly with $10 for weekly DCA, it's better if you only purchase weekly and let your fund at your centralized exchange account for about 4 weeks to make 1 withdrawal. If you feel unsafe by leaving your fund there for 4 weeks, you can save your money and use it to make only 1 purchase every 4 weeks, then withdraw it immediately.

[Pmalek]

There are several websites and services that you can check to find eXch alternatives. For instance, you can take a look at the swap services on BitMixList. BitList offers the same thing. Use the filters on the left to specify what exactly you want. Lastly, there is the good old KYCnot.me and others that I can't think of from the top of my head.

[Crypto Library]

I converted bitcoins to litecoin on the CEX platform and withdraw them

Just withdraw in ETH. I don't know which CEX you're using. I last did it (this week) on OKX, with fees under $0.3 iirc.
As long as I'm on current sig. campaign, I can help you with your (perhaps partially) DCA journey with my $10 BTC weekly payment to your $10 ETH. Send me a PM if you are interested.

Thank you for your offer. It would be interesting but if you can accept USDT in Bep-20 then I think we can look forward some deal in every month or every week.

There are several websites and services that you can check to find eXch alternatives. For instance, you can take a look at the swap services on BitMixList. BitList offers the same thing. Use the filters on the left to specify what exactly you want. Lastly, there is the good old KYCnot.me and others that I can't think of from the top of my head.

I just checked out the bitmixlist and found one as like eXch alternative and that is pegasusswap which has the lowest exchange fees on float rate but I have doubts on how they will give on final exchange and also I found exolix here I also doubt about their reputation, if you familiar with these platform let me. And also what about this- bitcoinvn.io ?

[logfiles]

Try MEXC or OKX if you are withdrawing directly using BTC, the withdrawal fee is right now 0.000015 BTC, that is roughly $1. I suggest you carry out the withdrawals in batches, maybe like once every month to cut the cost further

What you don't realize is that even with the conversions you make on instant exchanges, those small differences in exchange rates due to the back and forth exchanges maybe even cost more than just buying BTC directly and withdrawing it.

[Pmalek]

I just checked out the bitmixlist and found one as like eXch alternative and that is pegasusswap which has the lowest exchange fees on float rate but I have doubts on how they will give on final exchange and also I found exolix here I also doubt about their reputation, if you familiar with these platform let me. And also what about this- bitcoinvn.io ?

I have never used PegasusSwap or BitcoinvVN. I think the latter is a Vietnamese exchange. Exolix was at the center of a scam accusation case a few months ago. You are probably aware of it. You can take a look at it here if you are interested. In summary, they sent one of their clients crypto that originated from a scam or phishing campaign. They admitted that it was their fault but didn't want to do anything else to fix it. I wouldn't recommend using that service.

[Crypto Library]

I have never used PegasusSwap or BitcoinvVN. I think the latter is a Vietnamese exchange. Exolix was at the center of a scam accusation case a few months ago. You are probably aware of it. You can take a look at it here if you are interested. In summary, they sent one of their clients crypto that originated from a scam or phishing campaign. They admitted that it was their fault but didn't want to do anything else to fix it. I wouldn't recommend using that service.

I exchanged $10 yesterday on the BitcoinvVN site for testing purposes only.
From Binance I withdraw 10 USDT on BSC chain and its fee costs 1 cent, and a $10 exchange fee from BitcoinvVN costs about 40 cents.
On my personal experience, it is good as far as I explore the others after the eXch exchange.
But I don't know how much USDT it would be safe to exchange here but for now I think the low amount transactions are risk-free.

[examplens]

I exchanged $10 yesterday on the BitcoinvVN site for testing purposes only.
From Binance I withdraw 10 USDT on BSC chain and its fee costs 1 cent, and a $10 exchange fee from BitcoinvVN costs about 40 cents.
On my personal experience, it is good as far as I explore the others after the eXch exchange.
But I don't know how much USDT it would be safe to exchange here but for now I think the low amount transactions are risk-free.

If you send directly from Binance to BitcoinvVN (or another exchange), they should not cause you many problems with the source of funds, because they still come from the renowned CEX. Of course, there are always exceptions. Also, sending directly from one exchange to another can cause additional complications, so it is not the most desirable way.
I believe that you are probably quite safe with amounts up to $50 per transaction as you plan.