All non-cash transactions have associated fees--they're just obfuscated because consumers don't pay them directly. Visa takes 1.15% of every transaction, for ex

All non-cash transactions have associated fees--they're just obfuscated because consumers don't pay them directly. Visa takes 1.15% of every transaction, for example. There's no such thing as a free lunch. Crypto fees are too high, though. The average ETH transaction is, I think, ~$6. That means it's uneconomical in the vast majority of cases. Of course, everyone who uses it knows this, which makes for an odd scam, don't you think?