Hibernation not working in Monterey when Mac goes to sleep by itselfs

I have been trying to get my Mac to hibernate, so that it writes down the memory onto the SSD shortly after going into sleep mode and turns off the memory. I have managed to get this working when pressing the sleep button from the apple-menu or closing the lid of the Macbook. However it does not work when I just let the Mac sit and wait for it to go into sleep mode by itself.

In the terminal I used those lines:

sudo pmset -a DestroyFVKeyOnStandby 1 
sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 25
sudo pmset -a standbydelaylow 5
sudo pmset -a standbydelayhigh 5

I set it to hibernate mode 25, where in standby mode the memory is only saved on the SSD, not kept in the memory. DestroyFVKeyOnStandby makes the Mac destroy/forget the FileVault key after entering standby mode. Standbydelaylow and standbydelayhigh I set to 5 seconds, so that 5 seconds after entering sleep mode the Mac should go into standby mode (with battery above 50% (low) as well as below 50% (high))

When I just let it sit and wait, after 2 min the screensaver gets turned on and after 4 min the display turns off (battery setting in preferences). But my Mac seems to never enter standby mode or hibernation mode after that and when I wake the Mac by pressing a button it instantly turns on. Unlike when I select sleep from the apple-menu or close the lid where it first kind-of boots up with the apple logo on screen.

I checked activity monitor and there are no apps that are preventing sleep.

I can post the overview of "sudo pmset -g" but I left all other settings on default (of course I tried changing some settings to get it to work but I always reverted to the default settings when it didn't improve the situation).