Yup. I know I can't be the only one sometimes forced to dig into Bitcoin we score we'd never touch so soon (happily for me, have been also fortunate enough to take advantage of unexpected dip opportunities to even it out. I never really bought the theory that inflation and recession leads the regular guy to get further exposure to Bitcoin. Doesn't make sense to take on more risk when you need to keep your gas running.
For those who know how to assess the situation a little better, key decisions are made long before prices skyrocket, not after we find ourselves in the midst of inflation and war. People will say that it is impossible to estimate when such things will happen, but the consequences of the pandemic simply had to surface and there is no more hiding than the fact that ordinary people will have to pay for everything politicians did during that time.
I doubted that the four-year cycle would continue and I decided to take a share of the profits on the last ATH which now turned out to be completely correct. I now use that money for all those things that I would not otherwise be able to buy from my regular income. Although I know the potential of Bitcoin, I can hardly decide on such an investment at the moment - I just don't have the cash I don't need at the moment.