Don't forget to take some profits along the way.
Reaching a certain high price level is flashy but if it doesn't stick around, and that seems mind bendingly unlikely, it doesn't mean much.
It won't magically pivot from bubblicious frenzy to a thoughtful and measured commodity without shitting itself into another coma somewhere in between.
If that high price was reached over 2-3-4 years of consistent growth then that's different but people are too prone to excitement still. If that's ever to happen it won't be anywhere near this cycle.
the most important growth is the adoption growth and the market growth both of which are happening despite the long bear market that is created after the bubbles. in fact the bear market can also lead to more adoption since price would be coming down creating opportunities for people to enter or even for traders to make money shorting bitcoin.
and the adoption is always ongoing, with price drops it may be slowed down but it won't stop.
so i'd say these "frenzies" aren't that bad either. specially since they put bitcoin in the news nonstop.