Will transaction fee increase after all bitcoin are mined.

[Success06 537]

Yes, I believe, because the quantity of bitcoins is rising every day due to mining, and less people are aware of crypto, but when all bitcoins are mined, it will be a different storey. The production of bitcoin will cease, but the number of people seeking bitcoin will rise. As a result of the increased demand, the fee for transportation will rise.

[Dormilon 2183]

12 hours ago, Success06 said:

Yes, I believe, because the quantity of bitcoins is rising every day due to mining, and less people are aware of crypto, but when all bitcoins are mined, it will be a different storey. The production of bitcoin will cease, but the number of people seeking bitcoin will rise. As a result of the increased demand, the fee for transportation will rise.

@Success06 After the last bitcoin is mined, its price will surely increase enormously, we will no longer be in this world, because for that it takes a lot of years yet, but it is something that will happen, with fewer coins, more demand and therefore higher price.

[HadiLord 926]

It is true that fees became a big problem for traders after the price of cryptocurrencies rose dramatically during this year. Real measures must be taken to reduce these fees, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum.

[Xantosis 426]

Of course yes, I think this is what will be happens when they will stop mining, so those fees will increase more than right now, because before the fees are covered, but then surely will rise, but I hope that will not be like fiat money transaction fees and due to that is why bitcoin price increase.

[Farry 826]

well you can for sure stop thinking about it now because this price will never be reached by bitcoin no matter what happens, and the fees will be reduced once the lightening network is on all exchanges and transactions.

[Merry Cherry 670]

May be or may be not because i think as bitcoin price will becomes higher its transaction fee will also become higher but as its value will be fall down in the market then for sure its transaction fee will also low so its just depends upon its value whether its increasing or decreasing my friend. 

[Alish198562 436]

At some point in the future, it is likely that in the year 2140, all available bitcoins will be mined, meaning that 21 million units of digital currency will have already been issued and there will be no opportunity to issue more in the end, the transaction fees should become valuable enough.  To encourage developers to continue mining, despite their inability to produce more Bitcoin, compensating them with the money will do the trick.

[Amer sada 133]

I think the issue of transaction fees is mainly related to the currency, of course, when the currency's value in the market increases, transaction fees will increase and this is normal.
And when lowered, the transaction fee will be lowered, making customers more willing to buy.
This is my opinion, please advise us of the best