You are still early. In 50-100 years, those who were able to get on it with thin the first 20 years would be viewed to have been extremely lucky to have caught on so quickly. From 2017 people have been complaining about being late to Bitcoin rather than taking advantage of the opportunity they had.
There are over 8 billion in the world and way less than1% of that are interested in bitcoin, owning some. You can still be part of the less than 1%.
Truths be told, when I saw 50-100years rating for enjoyment of your investment, it seemed a bit too far, maybe it actually is as it hot me thinking about my lifespan. I get the fact that having to invest isn’t always centered on you alone but still, I would like to enjoy a large part of my investment and not have to put in all the work and not enjoy most of it.
I think what @Upgrade00 was trying to explain is that Bitcoin is still at its infant stage and will keep becoming more expensive as the years go by. Anyone who can buy Bitcoin within these years will make more profit and people will view them as lucky people.
Coming down to the statistics you’ve got there, it’s just that simple but speaks volume of how clueless and how we’ve been able to appropriate value to just the most unnecessary things. Perhaps necessary to those cashing out from it but for the rest of the population that goes about it for fun and am talking about social media here.
Here is a huge opportunity in Bitcoin and it’s yet to be exploited by even 1.5% of the world’s people! Feels sad, I suppose I still feature in that group but, maybe not for long.
I don't always blame people for not investing in Bitcoin because many people are not aware of it. Many people would have invested money in it if they knew how stable and profitable it is. Some people are also scared of investing because they were scammed when they invested wrongly in the crypto industry. Other people are not investing because of lack of funds or procrastination.