Coinremitter paid in nine minutes twice, then took a full day — anyone see a pattern?

Six withdrawals since June, all USDT on Tron, all to the same address:

Date	Amount	Requested to sent
Jun 04	$310	9 min
Jun 27	$480	9 min
Jul 15	$1,150	41 min
Jul 31	$2,900	26 hrs
Aug 08	$640	12 min
Aug 19	$3,100	19 hrs

Two things fit: a size threshold somewhere between one and three thousand, or a manual queue that only touches the bigger ones. Both explain the data. n=6 explains nothing, which is why I'm posting it.

If you're on this gateway, four columns. That's all I want.

it's a threshold. every one of these has a threshold and none of them publish it

why is there a request step at all. you're describing a permission slip for your own money.

Four columns as asked, same chain, roughly the same window:

• Jul 09, $220, 7 min
• Jul 22, $1,860, 3 hrs
• Aug 05, $2,400, 31 hrs
• Aug 18, $900, 14 min

That is consistent with your threshold theory and it puts the line nearer two thousand than one. Small sample on top of a small sample, but at least they point the same way.

One thing that is in neither table: both of my slow ones were requested on a weekend.

Jul 31 was a Thursday and Aug 19 a Tuesday. So weekends don't survive my rows, which is a shame because it is a nicer theory than a threshold.

Ten rows from two people isn't a pattern. Say so before someone quotes it as fact.

mines always been under 20 min but i only do small

Necro on my own thread with three months more data, because the answer changed.

Fourteen withdrawals since August. Nothing over four hours, including two above $3,000. Either they cleared a backlog or the threshold moved. Whatever this table was measuring in July, it was not measuring a permanent policy, and I would rather say that than leave a table on the board that people cite for a year.

Which is the general lesson and I keep re-learning it. These numbers rot.