When you look on a transaction that has
BTC0.9 on inputs and
BTC0.8 on outputs you know that something goes wrong! And that's the scaling problem. The fact that a man with more than 600 inputs wants to spend them and he'll have to pay
BTC0.1 to the miner is really disappointing. I didn't check them all, but I see that most of the inputs are from legacy addresses, hence the five thousand euros.
By the way: Rest in peace privacy.

The sender could have saved a lot of money by waiting for fees to drop and paying 10 sats/vb rather than 100 sats/vb.
True, but he may was hurrying.