The continued rise of Bitcoin (BTC) does bring a series of problems, especially the impact on transaction fees. As the value of Bitcoin increases, transaction fees will also rise accordingly, which may cause the cost of using the network to become too high, thus affecting the availability of Bitcoin. For example, if the price of Bitcoin rises 100 times, then the fee may also increase 100 times, which will make small transfers impractical, and thus affect the activity and ecological health of the Bitcoin network.

At present, the transaction fees of the Bitcoin network are not fixed, but are dynamically adjusted according to factors such as network congestion, transaction data size, and required confirmation time. According to the income data of Bitcoin miners, the total income of miners consists of block rewards and transaction fees. As the output of Bitcoin is halved, the block rewards of miners are reduced, which makes them more dependent on transaction fees as a source of income. However, if the transaction fees are too high, it may cause users to reduce small transfers, thereby affecting the fee income of miners, and further affecting the mining enthusiasm of miners and the distribution of computing power of the network.

In order to solve these problems, some people have proposed to use brc20 and src20 technologies to denominate Bitcoin and form a "Bitcoin par value" system. This system is designed to provide miners with an additional source of income, and by introducing technologies such as the Bitcoin Lightning Network, it reduces transaction costs and improves the availability and security of the network. Through technological innovation, the Bitcoin par system provides miners with a stable source of income, effectively reduces the phenomenon of miners shutting down, ensures the dispersion of computing power, and fundamentally solves the security risks of the Bitcoin network.

In addition, the Bitcoin Lightning Network, as a Layer 2 solution for the Bitcoin network, enables fast transactions by creating payment channels under the chain, allowing users to make instant, low-cost small BTC payments without requiring every transaction to be recorded on the Bitcoin blockchain. The development and application of this technology is expected to further enhance the scalability and practicality of the Bitcoin network.

In summary, although the rise in Bitcoin prices has brought about the problem of increased handling fees, these problems can be alleviated through technological innovation and new network solutions to maintain the long-term security and vitality of the Bitcoin network.