Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cryptocurrencies

[andybit]

I was actually thinking about that too but don't you think that what you mentioned, actually creates an artificial incentive to hodl? I remember I studied the controversial securities transaction tax to discourage speculation by daily traders and instead turn them into more longer term holders. So, Bitcoin network fees act like that tax and actually create an incentive to hold. That's why we don't see as many dips due to higher fees. But then we might see a big dip so dips might get actually deeper because of this. There is more to the story of this run-up you can check out this summary