I have reasons to disagree with you idea about investing in Bitcoin mate, particularly the part you said one needs a steady source of income in order to invest in Bitcoin and the part you indirectly insinuated that the poor is more concerned about survival and so can't easily invest in Bitcoin.
first of all, it really doesn't matter whether you income source is steady or not, as long as you're able to discover your discretionary income, you can invest in Bitcoin, whether your income comes once in two weeks, monthly. your accumulation could only go on a faster pace when your income source is steady, maybe weekly or so cos it gives you more chance to buy Bitcoin, but that doesn't mean that those who are not on a steady income cannot invest in bitcoin.
It's called freedom, and you don't have to agree with my opinion or anyone else's if you assess the opportunities available to you. This issue is the initial reason why I said it's difficult for poor people to invest consistently because they are limited in several aspects, such as covering living expenses, children's education, and necessary healthcare. When discussing poverty, people often think about how to meet their basic needs, not investing. It's pointless to talk about investing if they're struggling to eat and cover other expenses. While not having a steady income might be understandable, given their perspective, it's not always the case that people in poverty can think about investing effectively and consistently.