By "Bitcoin" here I mean "the idea of cryptocurrency, generally" not Bitcoin itself or any other specific implementation.
Fees aren't high compared to crypto-currencies. In fact, there's basically zero evidence that "lower-cost" (but higher volatility) options shift market participant behavior.
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1) BCH is still lower fee than Western Union currently. 2) Irrelevant because we're talking about potential people like myself see, not current state.
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It's not lower fee. It only looks that way if you ignore all volatility. Perhaps there's a future's contract for BTC that could be written that would be lower fee; I'm not aware of one.
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