I mean after segwit is activated of course.
Also how does this fee compares to bitcoin cash fee? Which will be cheaper to the consumer?
Also if bitcoins are worth $millions in the future and 1 satoshi equals $1 then how do you buy 50cents gum/candy? Or does bitcoin anticipate that in the future fiat inflation is norm meaning cents pricing will be gone in the future.
Since Segwit was activated, it is quite obvious that transaction fees have been lowered, and I am now saving a dollar or 2 every transaction I make, which eventually adds up, especially if you make a lot of smaller transactions. Have made 5 transactions after Segwit has been activated and saved like 7$ in transaction fees. Nice!
Don’t compare transaction fees of Bitcoin cash and Bitcoin, they are totally different things and Bitcoin is way more congested, therefore the fees should be higher. Barely anyone uses Bitcoin cash, so that is probably why fees are so small.
As i can see here, segwit hasn't activated yet
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/point-no-return-segregated-witness-will-lock-bitcoin/This SF meant that it was locked in, or something like that.
But some users went to BCH, so there might be a lower volume now.
Ironically this split due to scaling debate resulted in two blockchains so now we have more space on it's self. Even if BCH didn't increase it's block size, it would probably not run out of space for a long time, since now it needs as much as users as Bitcoin did before the split to fill those blocks up to the 1 mb.