<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true">Jamie Coutts predicts a surge in on-chain activity, linked to a drop in blockchain fees.Comparison of global liquidity with SCP sector data suggests a surge in on-chain participation is imminent.Falling costs per transaction may reduce fees, but usage volume is expected to rise significantly.Past fee drops paired with increased liquidity have led to substantial on-chain expansions.Coutts mentions potential on-chain migration of big-box retail, Amazon, and government entities in the near future.SCP Aggregate Daily Fees have declined since early 2024, indicating a possible breakout phase.Historical patterns suggest fee compression precedes usage spikes, as seen in previous cycles.Institutional integration, particularly by Amazon and government agencies, into blockchain operations is foreseen.Lower costs and better infrastructure may encourage scalable blockchain solutions across various sectors.Despite fee challenges, blockchain efficiency enhancements and liquidity trends may support digital economic activity growth.Coutts anticipates on-chain networks handling increased transaction flow from enterprise and sovereign sectors.