I don't think there is anything as Hodler for life; we don't buy bitcoins to hold them for the rest of our lives; they are not meant to be bought and held permanently in our wallets; they are not decorations; they are there to serve a purpose.
There are wallets that haven't moved the Bitcoin they bought since decade ago, you could say it's because they have forgotten their private key but that can't be true in all situations. Some of the Investors still have access to their Bitcoin but they're hodling them as generationally inheritance. People are buying Bitcoin for their grandchildren because they have no need for the profits they're getting, they're already rich. People are stashing Bitcoin as collection (collectables) because they know Bitcoin has a limited supply. Not everyone wants to invest in Bitcoin and take profits every little chances that they get.
I like the idea of buying and holding for a long time, and when I see the time to take profit, I sell and take profit from what I hold. Even if I don't sell, I can still sell and keep some rebuy at the right time, and all of that, even if it takes someone 10 years before they can sell their holdings, it's still not a holding for life.
If you have other source of income that is giving you enough money to take care of yourself by providing for your need and also being able to cover up for your wants, you won't be tempted to touch your Bitcoin. The average job is into Bitcoin for profit so they have to sell every chance that they get but we have those in for the long game and they mightn't sell the Bitcoin they acquired until death comes although their heir will eventually sell the Bitcoin when they're in need of money.