I think The amount of unused Bitcoin which is now at its highest ever at 70%, shows that people who own it don't want to sell, even when the price goes up. This Bitcoin hasn't been used for over a year. Since Bitcoin reached its highest value in 2021, people who plan to keep it for a long time have shown they really believe in it, despite problems in the market and with the economy.
This data from Glassnode only shows the time span of holdings of these BTC, which ranges from 1 year to 5 years. But it was not said, or you might not have noted, that the data is only about holdings. What about those wallets that are forsaken by their owners, and some of them remain untouched because maybe their owners don't have access to the funds anymore? These two reasons would be considered valid for the answer of why they are not selling and when they are planning to book the profits.
Because in 2021, when BTC was making its all-time high of 69,000 dollars, many people did not book, which might be because they had no access to their funds, or some might be thinking that BTC could touch $100k, or they could have any other target in their minds to achieve, and in order to get them, they did not book profit and exited the market, and then the market came down and they got stuck in it.
In my opinion, this is not a good approach because if you are planning to sell a thing where there will be fewer buyers to buy it due to its expensiveness, then you might face problems getting a legit buyer.