The basic idea of the EIP 1559 goes back to Vitalik Buterin, co-founder and inventor of Ethereum. In August 2018, he formulated a proposal that relates to the fairer calculation of transaction fees on the blockchain, which is more in line with the actual effort.
In the future, users will be able to offer an excess payment, the tip, in addition to the base fee, in order to prioritize processing on the chain. Only these tips are given to the miners.
This means that they should by no means achieve their previous sales. In February alone, transaction fees alone were around 723 million US dollars.
On the side of the users and the Ethereum application developers, i.e. the side that has to pay the transaction fees, EIP 1559 enjoys the greatest support. The world's largest crypto administrator Grayscale Investments sees the proposal as an essential further development of the Ethereum network. Mainly because of the concept of burning the transaction fees and the associated shortage of the ether inventory, Grayscale predicts a strong upward trend for the ether price.
Miners will probably get used to the new regulation in the end. A replacement for lost transactions is already available anyway.With the so-called "Miner Extracted Value" (MEV), miners can use their influence in the compilation of blocks in order to place more profitable trades further up in the processing sequence.
Ethereum mining pools will probably increasingly use MEV software in the future to develop this unused source of income.
Of course I support EIP 1559.
Make blockchain faster and cheaper 