It is not the amount of income that you earn will determine the amount of bitcoin that you will accumulate but it is the amunt of your discretionary income that will determine the amount of bitcoin you will be able to accumulate overtime if you invest with a focused and committed mindset.
Yeah I know where you are driving at, the aspect of the amount of income one earns will determine the amount of bitcoin to accumulate. Actually I was not the one that made the statement but I replied to what @Felicity_Tide said, and there is no much difference from what you are saying from mine. Discretion fund and or amount we earn from salary are not a seperate thing because without the amount someone earn from his place of work or anywhere he gets his fund from, he can't be able to have a discretion fund because there must be a place you earn money to invest in bitcoin and also have a discretion fund so both are thesame thing.
Actually in this case I don't even agree with saying the amount of income determines the amount of bitcoin they have because in the end even though this can be true when a billionaire will definitely be different in terms of portopolio with people whose economy is below average but on the other hand we must understand that in the end the amount of bitcoin collected is determined in terms of the accumulation they do with purchases every week or every month if it refers to DCA or maybe simultaneous purchases made when they use the buy on the dip method.
So that even though in the end a billionaire though it is not a benchmark that they can collect more bitcoin if in the end the accumulation they do is no better than ordinary people who collect from their monthly income.
Indeed, in this case the level of money and economic level can be a determinant but in the end the purchase of bitcoin is not determined by how rich they are but how much they can accumulate bitcoin according to their beliefs and according to their level of risk management.