to the op we miners DONOT set the fees We only Eurn the Tx
heres how it works
Who controls Bitcoin transactions?
Bitcoin does not have a central authority. The bitcoin network is peer-to-peer, without central servers. The network also has no central storage; the bitcoin ledger is distributed. The ledger is public; anybody can store it on a computer. Leger known as blockchain
from forbs this year
Why is my Bitcoin transaction fee so high?
The increased demand for Bitcoin's block space led to the corresponding rise in bitcoin transaction fees. The blockchain backlog got so congested that the crypto exchange Binance paused withdrawals for almost two hours on Saturday, May 6. And this may only be the beginning.8 May 2023
from bitcoin.com
Does bitcoin charge transaction fees?
Bitcoin transaction fees are paid in bitcoin and Ethereum transaction fees are paid in Ethereum. As you'd expect, simpler actions have smaller fees while complicated actions cost more. Additionally, different blockchains have lower or higher transaction fees for similar actions
if you whant plain english read this ------>
https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoin/fees/ it gives a brakedown of the process and it clearly points out that We miners DONOT set the Fees its the User(sendewr) who sets the fee exsample if i wanted to send 2 dollers woth of bitcoin to my other bitcoin adress from my bitcoin core wallet i am promited to set a tx tx = transfure fee if i set the tx as 0.000001 btc witch is varry low miners will look at it and deside it ant woth it and wont touch it becose 1 it isnt enuff to cover the cost of power we face in the form of a power bill now if jo blow sends the same amount of bitcoin ie 2 dollers werth but he offers up a tx of 0.00090 btc Miners will look at it and take that tx why becose it higher but igf a big time person sends the same ammount ie 2 dollers werth of btc but offers up 0.001 btc The miners will take that insted as i said you can read the prosess witch is found at
https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoin/fees/ that brakes down the bitcoin process