[rafaelero]

I am getting tired of seeing this point being raised time and time again. But I am going to assume that you are just uninformed and try it one more time. There is no meaningful 'cost per transaction' in Bitcoin. There could be 0 transactions per block as well as could be > 100 millions transactions per block (assuming people are using L2 solutions). The cost is used to sustain the whole network.

[geofft]

That's like saying "There is no meaningful 'miles per tank of gas' for cars. You could spend the whole tank idling or you could go across the Pacific on a single tank (assuming you're being transported on a ferry)."

[ryan93]

There could be but arent