What is it that you see that I don't see?  

yes, I use that same website to monitor mempool backup and also what levels of fees are clearing,

https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#BTC,all,weight

and yes, the onchain transaction fees have gone up in the last year, partly based on ordinals/inscriptions, so there may well be some additional on chain fee pressures in the coming years.  Sure.  But it does not change anything that I would have written in my post.

You are specifically pointing out that in recent times transaction fees are going above subsidies, so supposedly that is going to change the bitcoin cycle so that we no longer have cycles?  Does that mean bitcoin is broke or what?  From your perspective?

Anyhow, I don't see any reason to panic or to be making extreme changes in my view of bitcoin merely based on some recent spikes in fees that are not supposedly sufficiently coming down.

What is it that you are wanting to say in terms of my "getting things wrong?"   Are you trying to suggest that I need to change my views about bitcoin, dynamics and incentives and what i am doing and saying in regards to bitcoin not being broken?  Do I need to sell more of my bitcoin like you do? or what is it that I  am supposed to do? Just change my ways of thinking in order to what?  Have a better appreciation regarding attempting to predict a calamitous
 future based on present trends in bitcoin fees (as related to block reward subsidies)?  Tell me.