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Poverty is never an excuse not to invest in Bitcoin as long as you're alive and healthy.

To survive in life, money is definitely needed, but I think the remaining money after meeting the basic needs of your family is definitely alive. However, there is no remaining or specific money allocation for investing in Bitcoin, there is enough level of investment that you can invest according to your ability. However, you should never see it as a burden, Bitcoin investment never asks you to invest more.
You will be interested in investing in Bitcoin according to your ability, but for it to last for a long time, you must use the DCA method. There is a calm strategy for investing in Bitcoin for both the rich and the poor, in which both new and old, rich and poor can invest here. So you should keep yourself busy only to buy Bitcoin.

In fact, Poverty should never be a barrier to Bitcoin investment.

You can't really say poverty is never a barrier to bitcoin investment. Surely We all kmow how the economy is so hard, we have different categories of people and their financial level. We have the low class , middle and or average class and lastly the high class. So surely the highmay invest comfortable because the money is there while the average class may manage to invest at least but the low class or poor person may not be able to feed talk more of investing.

Situation is really different for people experiencing poverty since with that condition they would never became consistent on their Bitcoin investment. I also believe that they will never priority this option since they will take priority first those mouth to feed before anything else out there.

That's why its hard to say that people in this class will succeed since there's so many barricade in their front that stop them to continue. They usually these people need to double or triple their effort before they can make those things they want to happen. But there's nothing impossible to a person who exert efforts right? This is the reason why I encourage people to proceed and exert a lot more effort to find good opportunities and change their lives first then earn lots of money so that they have better chance to be consistent on what they like to do also including on their Bitcoin investment.

We have to admit that investing in Bitcoin is much more difficult for poor people than rich people. The way the rich manage their investment in Bitcoin is much more than the poor. However, we see that there is no specific rule for investing in Bitcoin, you can participate in the investment system by applying any capital. The poor can only use one third of their daily income for investment. Although the curse of poverty is not leaving them, gradually I think if they can deposit a part of their income in Bitcoin every day or every week according to a little guidance and hold it for a long time, I think the way Bitcoin is growing, it can be assumed that the poor can also achieve a high return achievement. The way Bitcoin has presented us with a big ATH with a big achievement in the last two months, the poor can also have the possibility of being a part of this ATH. I think not only the rich, but the poor should also participate in it and invest regularly, even if it is small.

You are not completely wrong in your assertion that the poor are smaller versions of the rich, yet your whole characterization seems to gloss over the fact that the poor still have to clothe, house and feed themselves first, and if there is no money left, then they cannot invest into bitcoin or anything else. In other words, a certain threshold of income being higher than expenses has to be reached before they are even able to invest.

We can presume that the rich, on the other hand, already have met their basic threshold, so then it is just a question regarding how they choose to spend their discretionary income and if and how they might choose to invest rather than to consume.

it is true that the rich could end up fucking all of their advantage away by poor money management and inabilities to decipher the difference between consuming and investing or not knowing how to choose good investments.