Of course, I frequently talk about not starting to withdraw until reaching overaccumulation status, yet there could also be situations in which a guy might have had been accumulating bitcoin for 1 or 2 cycles and he is forced into withdrawing from his BTC because he lost his income and/or his expenses went up in such a way that he no longer has enough discretionary income to buy bitcoin. so either he just pauses his bitcoin buying and merely just HODLs for a period of time, or he might still start to employ sustainable withdrawal and perhaps make some downward adjustments to his earlier ideas of how much income he was going to need to withdraw from his bitcoin, so maybe drawing from his bitcoin either supports him at a lower level of income or his bitcoin merely supplements some other sources of income that he has...

Surely guys can still benefit quite a lot from getting into bitcoin and building up their bitcoin holdings  even if they do not end up reaching overaccumulation status... especially guys who had largely been focusing on ongoing accumulation of bitcoin for 1-2 cycles or more and without selling any of their bitcoin during that time... Even if they have not reached overaccumulation status their having had built up their bitcoin stash can still be quite helpful to them and likely would have had improved their lives in term of their having had gotten into bitcoin as compared with another alternative universe in which they had not gotten into bitcoin.