Can miner fees be the next asset innovation?

Hey guys, I just got a tiny payment in something called BitFee in my wallet. Had no clue what it was, so I turned to AI for help. From what I found, it seems like BitFee is trying to turn Bitcoin miner fees into something more, like an asset. If you pay those fees through a valid BitFee transaction, you help distribute the asset somehow. Pretty wild, right?

You really don’t know who created it? Kinda sketchy, don’t you think? You signed up on here just to drop this message, and it’s your first post. Makes me wonder about your intentions.

Lol, this is just the 'I found a treasure by accident' story. No one just stumbles upon something like that, researches it, and writes a lengthy post without a hidden agenda. Sounds like classic gimmickry to me.

Sounds a bit like DMT-NAT, just a fancier way to do the same thing, tbh. But honestly, both this and DMT-NAT don’t offer anything useful to regular Bitcoin users. Just my two cents.

What’s stopping the community from building open source tools for this? Relying on AI for basic understanding isn’t the best way to go. We need to encourage actual learning, not just regurgitating info from AI, especially if it’s not top-notch.

After reading about BitFee, I just can’t take it seriously anymore. Feels like a way to clutter the network with pointless data. These kinds of services usually fade away.