Everyone is talking about low fees, but Solana has indeed achieved stable and inexpensive transactions — that's its competitive edge. The problem is that when the market experiences extreme volatility or network congestion, fees can skyrocket to hundreds of dollars, and this nonlinear surge directly undermines the use case of low-cost chains. Especially for retail users making small transactions, it's simply unusable. If fees can spiral out of control due to black swan events, then the so-called "price-stable chain" loses its value proposition. Stable and predictable fee rates are the key.