The #Bit2Me cryptocurrency exchange is calling 100,000 blocked users of the #2gether exchange. On July 10, the 2gether #cryptocurrency exchange, based in Spain, restricted users' access to their accounts and requested 20 euros from each of them to cover the costs associated with the fall of the cryptocurrency markets. The Bit2me cryptocurrency exchange offers all 2gether clients to go to it and get 20 euros for it. Cryptocurrency exchanges 2gether and Bit2me have concluded an agreement under which the latter can attract 100,000 users of 2gether, which failed to cope with its functions in the conditions of the crypto winter. On July 10, 2gether limited the possibility of withdrawing funds for all its customers due to the fact that it could not cover operating costs in the face of declining cryptocurrency markets. For unblocking funds, the Spanish #exchange required its users to pay a service fee of 20 euros. Bit2me was able to negotiate with 2gether to unlock the assets of users who switched to Bit2me, without charging fees. Bit2me also decided to transfer 20 euros to new users who came from 2gether. On July 13, a message was posted on Bit2me's official Twitter account that Bit2Me is entering into an agreement with 2gether to help users continue trading at no additional cost.
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