It is wrong to use the word force for it and I somehow disagree with you on this. The right way to put it is that Bitcoin was designed in a way that the supply will continue to decrease even in the face of increasing demand thereby creating a kind of imbalance that will spur an increase in price. This is not the same as forcing people to buy Bitcoin but a simple economics.

Is it?

Because halving was implemented so that bitcoin can fight against inflation. By maintaining a fixed supply of bitcoin, the currency has lower chances of losing its value. I don’t personally think that this was what Satoshi had in mind but because of the reducing supply, the price of bitcoin gets higher and higher.

I think this will continue at least until the next halving.

I don't think that Satoshi was obsessed with the Bitcoin price back in 2009-2010, when one BTC was worth less than a dollar.
The whole idea was to create a deflationary currency, instead of an inflationary currency.
The demand is what determines the price of an asset or product. The price of Bitcoin would be zero, if the demand for BTC was zero.
The fixed supply doesn't change this. You could create an altcoin with fixed supply, but the price of this altcoin will be zero(or close to zero) because of the extremely low(or non-existent) demand for that particular altcoin on the crypto markets.

Dear bosses, please give me some advice so that I can avoid taking some detours.

imagine this as a way we could counter the wallstreet manoeuvres of forex(much like the activism of gamestop did on wallstreet)

imagine we stopped measuring bitcoin vs USD which then assumes other fiat currencies:BTC via forex... to instead measure bitcoin vs "minimum wage hour units MWHU"
whereby as an example bitcoin was lets say 4660 MWHU

whereby for instance if USD min wage was $15. an american wanting to buy bitcoin would need to pay $~70k
whereby for instance if UK min wage was ~£11.44 a brit wanting to buy bitcoin would need to pay ~£53k
whereby for instance if nigeria min wage was ~N373 a nigerian wanting to buy bitcoin would need to pay ~N1.73m

people would soon work out. they could sell bitcoin for USD.. convert USD to naira buy bitcoin using Naira, repeat and then see how the balance between Naira and USD changes

1btc = $70k = 88,000,000N = 50btc
50btc = $3.8m = 44000000000N = 2500btc

it wouldnt take much for wallstreet to then react to then change the 1:50 peg of $ to N(allow the circuit breaks to not trigger to allow the prices to move more inline)

Luckily, you only have to do that once. After that, is "only" downloads 11 GB per month at current rate.

Definitely!

You only need to backup your wallet, not the blockchain. Worst case, you'll just download it again.

If you're using Bitcoin Core as a hot wallet, there's always the risk of online attacks. My advice: keep only amounts you're willing to risk in hot wallets (for daily use), and keep the rest in cold storage.
Also, make a few backups. I prefer different brand USB sticks. And once in a while make a new backup to include newer transaction labels.

basically it boils down to the western controls of FOREX

I do not advise you to extract the private key, a.k.a master private key, as wallet.dat allows you to encrypt your private key with a password, and the stronger and unique it is, the more difficult to hack your wallet.

bitcoincore wallet is not a good option for beginners so why not use any SPV wallet like https://electrum.org or https://sparrowwallet.com where you get your 12 words wallet seed which can be easily stored offline.

I'm quite inquisitive to know how much bitcoin you've bought that makes you hesitant to continue buying now because you think the price has increased too much.

I know that feeling that comes when you've probably invested above your normal range and you kind of think you've arrived and don't need to accumulate more bitcon or the feeling might come  that you should necessarily slow down on your accumulation because you can't buy much with the little amount you've kept out for your DCAing. It's normal to feel that way but if you can continue more further it will go a long way in boosting your portfolio. Making few months of stacking is for me too short termed and I wouldn't advice you to relax on your buying. It's true if you had started buying earlier this year, the value you used at the time isn't worth what's currently obtainable at the moment but understand that this is not the last stop to how bullish the market will get to. The halving is just by the corner and the truth is that you've not stayed even up to a single circle and as a single person it's practically hard to believe that you've accumulated enough Bitcoin that might have put you in the fvk you status or give you the leverage of waiting for moment when it DIPs so you can take advantage of it and stack up more.

Maybe you you're looking for an answer to what's probably bothering your mind and let me come out plain. Should you still buy Bitcoin now that it's $66k? Absolutely yes. If you're still on your DCA routine it's never a bad idea to buy at the time you've set out so you don't risk procrastinating and waiting over and over again and then the market continues getting bullish and all you're left with is regrets and hope that Bitcoin does comes down in the future so you can buy. Make it a necessity never to miss out on your DCA plan so it becomes easier to get to your accumulation goal without emotions coming along your way as a major hindrance.

This is not capitalism. This is colonialism you are talking about. Colonialism and capitalism were closely connected in the last few centuries, but  I don't believe that colonialism and capitalism are the same thing. You seem like one of the guys, who blame capitalism for everything.
Why don't the African countries build a bunch of communist egalitarian societies with a government owned command driven economy?
Completely removing capitalism out of the equation will solve the problem. Right? What could possibly go wrong?
Do you really believe that African countries will become developed if the western countries suddenly disappear?

it is because of capitalism.. its your leaders that chose to favour international capitalism. (they get rich from the international community taking over domestic property, services, land) rather than domestic capitalism where they get rich from their own citizens growth