You don't seem to have considered the economics of mining at all. With current rewards and fees, the orphan risk of including a transaction in a block far outweighs the fee, so we're relying on miners including transactions in blocks out of altruism. Some miners don't include any transactions in their blocks, and they make slightly more money on average. Paying no fees at all would further incentivize such behavior, jeopardizing the survival of the entire economy.
economics of mining should be, if the 25btc is being shared out too thinly.. dont sell it cheap and demand to be subsidized (with fee's)
instead, if miners stopped selling so cheap, the price would rise and they could then sell at higher prices to pay their electric bills.
but no the greedy impatient miners prefer to demand subsidies instead. causing higher transaction costs and lower bitcoin value..
now you learn economics
your economics is to drop bitcoin value and tax transactions
everyone else s economics is to have free transactions and a healthy bitcoin price..
all miners are doing is making bitcoin into a greed fest, like government money. where the people making the currency demand extra money from the average people, whilst devaluing that same money..
bitcoin is now
taxed - due to fee's
not for microtransactions - due to fee's and satoshi dust limit of 5k minimum spend
not depreciable - due to fee's and satoshi dust limit of 5k minimum spend
only "low fee" on high priced products. - a 50c pack of mints has a 10% fee
if people cant spend just 0.00005000 because of fees and limits. then people wont use it for small items and the bitcoin price wont rise. because people cant use it at low level pricing