It's good to know that the fee is going down!
The effect of the high fee was terrible and it's good to know that those running and looking for an alternative can now have peace of mind knowing that the fee is gradually going back to normal.

Nah I want the fees back to high price again, if the fees is cheap, that means bull season won't happen.

So choose this, will you want Bitcoin price hit $100K and more but the fees is expensive or the price is not going nowhere but the fees is cheap?

The good thing of cheap fees is we can take this moment to consolidate inputs, so if the fees jump high, at least it won't really hurt you.

     -   At the moment, it seems that the wave is calm again when it comes to the bitcoin fee amount in the bitcoin network where we will make withdrawal transactions. But we still need to monitor the mempool space so we can see or monitor if the fee has not gone up again or if it has continued to decrease again.

It's really different when there is no crisis in the bitcoin network, only the ordinals and inscriptions become a problem why there is an increase in the fee in the bitcoin network where there are more and more people who are annoyed by the behavior of the miners when it comes to the transaction charges demanded them.

sometimes we need to pause a little bit inorder to prevent such things happen. Also this is what I did once the transaction fee are too high then I will take pause and wait for the fee going to reduce cause if I am going to transfer my btc with the higher fee then the it's too bad for me. So it's better to take a pause and wait for the down fee. Anyways nowadays the transaction fee was friendly after being high it will reduce for a couple of hour's.

Currently, the issue of Bitcoin fees is hindering the adoption of Bitcoin for everyone. Bitcoin fees are always volatile, just like the crypto market. Because of which many small traders are unable to transact with Bitcoin. Moreover, the transaction time of Bitcoin is also not fixed.

The fees isn't an obstacle for Bitcoin adoption, irrespective of what the fees are Bitcoin will still have adopters. Remember it was the volatility that was the concern that doubters were pointing to that it'll discouraged the adoption of Bitcoin and when they saw that the adoption of Bitcoin wasn't slowing down, they have turned to the fees as the challenge that Bitcoin will have but that won't be an issue.

The fees weren't this bad untill the ordinals hype came around, but they won't last forever as the hype will die soon and the fees will return to normal. It's quite a good thing the ordinals hype came during this time as it shows how the network will be congested when bitcoin starts getting used more, if something isn't been done about the block size as the high fees will return.

We can't be living in denial that something shouldn't be done. A solution that won't make us go against the decentralization of Bitcoin and the network has to be proposed and accepted to keep things going. Segwit is trying but that's not the permanent solutions, the the poor adoption of the solution should send the signal that more is needed to be accepted by the community.

Bitcoin transaction fees are not always this high and it's just an occasional occurrence that should never be an obstacle to long-term Bitcoin adoption. The majority of people who adopt Bitcoin use it for investment purposes and they buy and hold Bitcoins directly from exchanges. All they need to do is pay a one-time fee to send their assets from the exchange to their non-custodial wallets if they are using centralized exchanges and some would simply keep their assets within the exchanges.

So, these transaction fees are never a problem for the volatility of Bitcoin or are a hurdle in the way of global adoption. Nothing can stop Bitcoin from getting spread over time, no matter what happens, more people will get into Bitcoin and adopt it when they learn about it whether it's price is high or the transaction fees are high.

I think it is not the right time to have small transactions as well as trade with Bitcoin with its current average transaction fee. I was planning to sell some Bitcoin and cash out last December for the upcoming holidays and new year, but seems like everyone has the same idea that causes the fee to skyrocket, I have read that the ordinals hype caused this fee. I really expect that the fee will decrease by the next month maybe give if a few weeks it will reach $10 below. Just hold your holdings and be patient they will decrease soon.

If we do try out to compare on how many times that Bitcoin network did have such such clogged in the network in the past and as of todays? We can really say that it is really that more often because of that
ordinals on which it do continually spamming out the network which it did really affect into those people who do really make out active transactions in between their Bitcoin transactions on which it do really sucks
because fees are really that too high on which its never been worth for you to make some micro transactions due to that high fees on which not everyone would really be that willing on paying that.
This is why it would really be that best that you should really know on to seek for alternatives on which you could really be able to save up via with those cheap altcoins
that we do have on the market today.

If not then you can simply just sit and wait up for the things to go down but not all would really be having that patience because the waiting game is really just that too long
where pending transactions way too slow to confirm because of those spams.

It really doesn't make sense to adopt bitcoin when its transaction fees are higher than other alternatives - at least to me. Of course I'm not talking about other users - bitcoin is an option for anyone regardless of transaction fees.

Easy transactions and low transaction costs are some of the advantages of bitcoin compared to other currencies - so when transaction costs are very expensive ^{[beyond reasonable limits]} then adoption barriers can certainly occur. I'm not sure how many users are willing to pay hundreds of dollars in fees to send bitcoin as a means of payment when they want to pay for something - this is a hard thing to accept without considering it a problem.