I recently came across something when reading about transactions that I want to learn more about. A request is made, and a fee is then added, when someone wants to send some BTC to someone else. The sender can choose their own price or accept a preset amount. The recipient of transaction fees is? They appear to be independent of the incentive for finding a block, but as this becomes more expensive, will transaction fees be the only source of funding for BTC? as so, who will profit from them?
The question is contradictory, because I don't comprehend the sentence very well in which I don't know if you are emphasising directly on the fee's to be pay during sending out bitcoin from your wallet to another wallet or you are emphasising on the recipient the amount of fee's that will reflect in the blockchain. But its quite understandable that when sending bitcoin the higher the fee's you include or put will determine how faster the transaction will process, because sometimes when your fee's is low and you are expecting the transaction to be confirmed very faster, it's obvious that it won't get confirmed as you may think.