I think this is a very important Question from an economic and accessibility PoV. A bitcoin is ~ $300 , if more than half of BTC users do not have 1 BTC+ , then it reveals a lot about accessibility of Bitcoins and the general economic stature of it's users. There were some numbers posted about which group holds the most BTC and i think that such information will help us make sense of the many issues BTC faces.
I live in a first world country and don't really know many people who have $300 to put on a long term speculation. Living standards may be high but money flies out as fast as it comes in for millions of people and more often than not they're left with less at the end of the month.
I'm in the yes camp.
I can see a deeply unsurprising pattern developing regarding gambling. Whodda thunk it?