Personally, I think these kinds of topics are pretty pointless because they call for some kind of wake-up call in the sense of "invest today to be rich in x years" - but the OP forgets that the price of BTC today is not $100 or $1000 and few people can afford to invest that much to get rich even if the price one day reaches $1 million.
Of course, I'm not saying that it's bad to invest in something you believe in, but you should be realistic and not get carried away with ideas that BTC will increase its value by x50 or x100 in the next 5 or 10 years. Only a small part of investors today invest in BTC, so even though we are constantly bombarded with news that this or that company is investing in BTC, it is still quite small to convince people that Bitcoin is better than stocks, gold or real estate.
Some of the forum members are over excited about bitcoin and they keep telling new forks that at $108k is the best time to buy bitcoin.
They keep believing that bitcoin will do x100 from the present price and they don't remember that there is what is called a bear market.
If you are not already rich and willing to invest hugely in bitcoin, you cannot be overly rich with bitcoin. You aren't the earliest adopters. But you can start building from here and hope for the best and not cast all your faith in BTC.
It is only natural that the value of what anyone will get from Bitcoin is only directly proportional to the size of Bitcoin they have and how long they were able to hold and by depending on the value of Bitcoin at that point, the topic of discussion can be assumed to be an over hyped for Bitcoin that can mislead those that doesn't really understand the reality of things by presuming that by just buying and holding Bitcoin they can become extremely rich, no doubt about Bitcoin being one of the best if not the best digital asset class which we should put our value in to but we should always do that and also knowing that it is not 100 percent guarantee.