I think the same as you too. As the value keep going dip so also transaction fees was expected to go low. Then I wonder as much as you do too asking when actually is the right venue for the fees to drop down since it has been so high for a long time now.
I might be wrong or not though but at some points I feel the over charge fees also goes along with the miners dividends of bitcoin mining rewards.

Before we've got the ordinals/brc20, I think it's about the runes.

--> https://decrypt.co/221962/bitcoin-runes-launch-at-the-halving-heres-everything-you-need-to-know

I think the higher than price of Bitcoin, it can be the time where the fees can become more expensive but not yet this time.

It's part of the story. Another part is more important, how many people want to pay expensive transaction fee even their transactions are very small. By paying expensive transaction fees, they convert their small bitcoin value to dust. If there are more people like this when mempools are congested, transaction fee will be expensive. If there are less people like this, transaction fee will less likely be very expensive, just higher a little bit.

zz this happened when I wanted to send a small amount of bitcoin.
Transaction fees suddenly hike to 150 sats/byte from 34 sats/byte and it keeps rising now.
Any clue what is going on with this abnormal spike?

We don't determine the rate of transaction fees as a measure of how the bitcoin market fall or rises, the way mempool gets congested with transactions is what determines the rate at which the miners' charges over it, they all work independently, they are separate and different from each other.


No, the reason to why we experience high transaction fee is only about how the mempool gets congested as already explained.
 

Viabtc is the most reliable one which is free to use, you may not get the required result from using other transaction accelerating services or mining pools.

Those are fake accelerations, while few of them offer legit service, but they actually use Viabtc.

I wanted to say ordinals inscriptions, but I look into the transactions that filled on the block, ordinals only take 10-20% of the capacity. So rest of them are real transactions by Bitcoin users, there are many batch payments, so many weak hands withdrawing their coins.

I was expecting the transaction fee to be low or let me say it should be normal not as we are seeing it now. Bitcoin is at a price that we don't expect but still the transaction fee is high.
If the fee is as high as this when the price is dropping what then will happen if the price gets to let's say $85k, that means it will completely damage business for both investors and traders because no one would want to lose more than what is in his or her wallet.
This is the second time this is happening and I believe it will get back to normal before the halving and is best to hold than sell for now that the fee is high, nobody wants to lose but to gain more in this coming halving period.

Well, I did look on the possible reasons, and based on this website:
There are some reasons as to why, but it seems like the upcoming bull run has an effect as to why we are seeing an increased transaction fees out of nowhere. I mean Ordinals hasn't been the reason of this surge in fees. I guess the best thing that we can do right now is to make a transaction during weekends. History shows that the average transaction fees is lower during weekends. Of course, this isn't the case all the time and there are times that the fee is still high even in the weekends. Using a coin that has a lower transaction fee might be another option as well.

I don't think so.
I believe that the current happening between Iran and Israel is the reason why we are seeing the market going down. It's also possible that the upcoming halving event and the bull run are the reason why we are seeing a price correction. Anyway, this is a healthy correction and investors are given another opportunity to buy Bitcoin.

At this moment I could only think of massive selling as the reason for spoke in Bitcoin transaction fee ass there are no other valid reason because we have not seen any sharp surge in the value of Bitcoin lately. There might be other reason which we don't have knowledge about but it's not a good sign and if this happens multiple times in a year then it won't be used to transfer even mid level funds.

Obviously high transaction fees should be as a result of more Bitcoin transactions, that's ofcourse the logical reasoning behind it, so in this case that price is dipping, perhaps many holders are frantically selling off. Although it's ironic that investors are supposed to be buying more during price dip than selling, maybe as some are panicking and selling, others are rushing to buy, but whatever the case is, miners are having their hands full in confirming transactions, so inevitably transaction fees will hyke.