The cost of moving bitcoin from one wallet to another has exponentially grown to an unacceptable amount in the past year. We've all seen this trend and to normal people it is very concerning in terms of adoption and use. Over a long period of time an idea came to me that made sense and though I don't have the resources or knowledge to implement it I needed to share it to get some discussion going.

Instead of moving bitcoin between wallets, what's stopping people from trading wallets? I've been following bitcoin since 2013 and though I have not had much experience with wallets, I know that each wallet has a private key that opens it. What's stopping bitcoin development from creating wallets with set amounts of bitcoin in them and allowing them to be traded? In terms of people writing down the private key, when a wallet is traded can't there be a new key generated for it? And so instead of trading bitcoin between wallets, people could trade wallets and reduce the strain on the blockchain and potentially lower fees of transferring bitcoin between people.

I didn't know where else to post this so maybe someone can point me in the right direction or share thoughts on this idea. I'm sure it's come up before.