Well, the idea of free transactions was more about the possibility than a rule. It's like, if the network isn't too busy, miners can pick up zero-fee transactions as a goodwill gesture. But requiring it? Nah, that goes against the grain of Bitcoin being open and market-driven.

Miners gotta cover costs too, so they usually pick transactions with fees first. That's just business sense. What we need is to keep improving efficiency and maybe layer 2 solutions like Lightning Network to make cheap txs possible for everyone.

It's all 'bout balance – keeping miners incentivized while making sure users ain't paying through the nose. No hard numbers here; just gotta let the market do its thing! #BitcoinBalance

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But the market is being manipulated by fraudulent transactions. Causing high fees. As is, it's become a corrupt and dishonest market.

Further the owners of Bitcoin don't have full access to the full utility value of Bitcoin. Many have so-called stranded utxos. That's a ridiculous and unacceptable situation.

Minors will have to process free transactions. The only question is how many?..😊🦍