Miners don't want to see their profits compromised when the EIP-1559 algorithm goes live. That is why they want to carry out a coordinated operation for 51 hours in which they want to make clear the hashing power they have and that, if they create a fixed fee for the commissions for validating processes, this can make many miners contribute their hash power to other ecosystems in which they can be more profitable. If this were to happen, it could make the Ethereum network vulnerable and that in the near future incentives could be created by allowing potential attackers to take advantage of the low hash rate.
In my opinion, I would prefer that this be resolved as soon as possible and that both parties can have benefits, although it may be a bit difficult. If they manage to solve the high cost of Ethereum commissions, this could again attract more people to buy and participate in projects related or created in the Ethereum ecosystem.
