Money Is the Perceived Value of
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how much joule is an hour of programming? 
0.0053~ seconds
That is for daily energy consumption of programmer, with 8 hours of work.
Then there is needed hardware, living space, training, upkeep cost and so on.
I don't think incentives are aligned for that model to work.
Linking increasing volume to increasing fees would encourage people to keep transactions off the block chain. Likewise, an increasing volume causing a decrease in block reward would discourage mining the more popular the currency becomes.
Linking increasing volume to increasing fees would encourage people to keep transactions off the block chain. Likewise, an increasing volume causing a decrease in block reward would discourage mining the more popular the currency becomes.
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