I would actually like to see some people who have experienced halving or people who are older give their experience when halving because for now if in the end the fee that becomes a problem is something new when halving occurs then indeed this is a problem that will sometimes always be repeated again and again.
The first day of halving if you look at the transaction fee it reached 2000 sat although it has now decreased back to 183 sat for high priority.



Although this has decreased but still for a transaction especially it is a fairly small transaction this is burdensome and now I still have to continue to wait for the delay of the transaction I want to do because I don't want to mess up with a large enough fee just for the current fee

Before the halving we had this idea where block rewards would decrease and miners would get less rewards. After the halving, the exact same picture happened. Currently, the transaction fees have increased a lot. But we were exposed to such experiences in the past as well. Whereas without halving Bitcoin's transaction fees increased manifold. Halving has just happened and we have to wait patiently.

If the block reward is low, the transaction fee will increase, which is per-determined. This is a big advantage for miners. Even though Bitcoin mining is done, the miners are incentivized for their work which requires the miners to rely on transaction fees.

Wont really be shocking if this one would happen. Im a Bitcoin supporter but if this one gets out of hand then i wont really be that shocked if there would really be some flipping.
One of the main issues on why people do really dont like is having that high fees, if this one keeps on happening then we do know on what would be next.
Although there would really be that strong community support if we do speak about on Bitcoin as the King or Father of all crypto on which its a title that something that cant be ignored
or something that would really be left behind. Despite of these issues but still if community support is intact then there would be no flipping that will happen.
For sure amjority of us specially old timers been that pop-eyed on that almost $200 gas fee which this is something that first time happen on Bitcoin history.

We already experienced this, when these Ordinals started to make some noise, we experienced high traffic in the Bitcoin network and that caused very high transaction fees.
Especially right now, hype of Bitcoin block halving plus this new protocol built on top of Bitcoin called RUNES, this for sure will add some high traffic to the Bitcoin network but let's monitor it first.

OMG that's shockingly awesome haha, well, I guess miners don't have to leave the network now as before writing here, I just said in another post that some miners might leave the network due to the high cost of electricity and low block reward and high computations power need, a single miner have to struggle to win the block reward as competition is so high. But I guess I was wrong. As fee only made that much money I mean that's mad.

How people are paying hundreds of dollars for just one tx, why they are not waiting for the price to cool down a bit, although I just remembered what if the price remained the same and I have to withdraw my funds from web3 wallet to exchange in order to sell, then I have to pay the fee as i left with no other option. Maybe that's why people are willing to pay 100$ fee because they might be making more money from the BTC they have that they don't care about $100. Well, I hope this will end soo and the fee will be back to its normal place.

i don't think we expect transaction fees to just go back down to pre-halving levels. if that happened then miners would be getting paid 50% less. but bitcoin isn't about low fees. thats not why it exists. people seem to get that wrong thinking it exists to help them send money cheaply. unfortunately that's not how it was designed for necessarily. so you have to pay whatever to "support decentralization". that's why it really exists. how much it costs is kind of irrelevant theoretically. get used to that notion as it will be a recurring theme in the years to come most likely.

Lol...I was shocked like the majority of the people here when I saw this in the wake of the halving, it is one of the reasons I've always said that the Bitcoin system is not well-planned. Leaving the good system in the hands of all to dominate it and do it as they like is lame in my opinion as people can do and undo since the heart of an average person is wickedly wicked. Miners have found ways to bypass the planned fee arrangement with the block rewards since there is no one to check their excesses and this could be worse over time as they've already monopolised the system's fee for sole business, which is an offence in a sane economy.

All I regret now is that Satoshi is no longer in charge, I am sure he should have found a lasting solution to this instead for those who were not there when he was putting his/their brains together now reaping it big and ripping people off of their money in the name of Bitcoin.

No, if you do like this guy said https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/5493613.msg63973918#msg63973918 .

After fiter by OP_RETURN , more than 80% transaction is OP_RETURN. Send and recive address are same. They are spam transactions.

It's truly painful to see how much the fees rise sometimes. I agree that it's a major issue, that it's a challenge. My only solace is that I don't think the problem is getting worse or that there won't be any low fees in the future. It's not over $100 any more, but it's still over $25 for any kind of priority, according to mempool.space. For now, we can just try to wait it out and/or use the bits we have on some centralized platforms. It's great if ultimately we see some sort of patch (soft fork) that can improve the situation.