If BTC essentially becomes the world's reserve currency and the miners are funded mostly through fees, there will only be large transactions on the blockchain. And a large number of large transactions.
In that scenario, suppose you are holding around 0.1BTC in self custody and you want to do something with that money. As far as I understand, if you wont be able to offer high enough fee, your transaction will forever be ignored.
Is this correct? If yes, it sounds bad. I am aware that, in this scenario, even 0.1BTC would be serious money. But it doesn't matter, just reduce the amount to whatever. A certain amount it seems like there is a risk your assets be "captured" on the blockchain?
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