Are we ignoring the fact that fees can go up at any time?
Doesn't this signal that the protocol isn't as resilient as we need it to be for a global p2p economy?
That's what
makes it resilient. Only shitcoins promise to have cheap fees at all times and they invariably collapse the moment they encounter a hint of congestion and suddenly fail to deliver on that promise. Dynamic fees are a necessity. You might not like it, but it's how it has to be.
Wait... so when demand for blockspace goes up, fees go up is a part of the design. I get that.
But so high that it can't scale to support a global p2p economy?