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Oh, you mean THESE people.
100% correct.
I was meaning the people that would likely value the idea and potential of bitcoin, but just can't get hold of coins like we, and also average joe from the neighborhood could.
Ignorance, on the other hand, is a whole different story.
For sure, I understand and appreciate that some people are going to have a lot more obstacles in terms of access. I will even agree that I have been a bit spoiled myself in terms of my access to banking avenues in which I was able to acquire a decent number of my earlier bitcoins through bank connected accounts, Coinbase, Circle, Gemini, Uphold... and maybe some others.
So, yeah, there might be some very difficult obstacles - yet at the same time, some people (such as the unbanked) are also used to having to jump through a bunch of additional hoops just to be able to get access to any kinds of services that resemble services that people in the west take for granted.
Also, many people are slaves to media, which just hammers them to consume rather than invest. 24/7
And, yeah that kind of "out of touchness" would not be limited to poor (or unbanked) people.
When i look around in my environment, i see many people that could afford investments show off their newly acquired shit, while i began to offload many of my belongings and started investing in BTC. If they knew, they would even call me an idiot. This kind of people can't be taught. They define themselves by what they buy and consume.
Actually, some of those people might be jumping onboard BTC after BTC surpasses $100k or even $1million because they will realize that it is the thing that "everyone else" is doing, and also, perhaps the thing that they need to do in order to get access to certain kinds of good, services (and perhaps even discounts).