Yeah. It's almost is if they might benefit from a Bitcoin that has tx capacity well above demand for such, with the resultant inconsequential tx fees, enabling them to transact directly on chain. I wonder if such a Bitcoin exists...
Bitcoin requires an artificial block size restraint in order for any type of fee market to function and exist at all. Rather than join the arbitrarily set small and useless blocks camp, or the large and dysfunctional blocks camp, any rational person would just notice bitcoin is a poorly constructed imitation of physical gold - a fugazi - and just use real physical gold and silver instead.