It’s laughable, because despite Ethereum’s fast confirmation between blocks, and its miners deciding how large the blocks should be as limited by Gas, it’s fees still have become very expensive.
I believe it’s a hard lesson that maintaining in blockchains, and for it to incentivize itself to work, there has to be “cost”.
There are some people in Twitter that are complaining that the Ethereum code fork, the more centralized, Binance Smart Chain is currently having high fees in moments of high transaction volume. Plus there has to be some value to incentivize the authors of the blocks to keep everything in a closed loop and sustainable. Nothing can run for free. Few try to understand why Bitcoin works.
It’s actually lower. It will cost a user 5 sat to have your transaction in the next 2 or 3 blocks, but probably also the very next block, https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#BTC%20(default%20mempool),24h,weight