This guys can make big investments in market analysis, tools and expertise, tell me how will the poor catch up, how will the poor get to such height, how can they afford to overcome fear when there is little experience. It is very challenging for the poor investors to succeed in the Bitcoin market, potentially whitening the wealth gap.
Why should they? Your topic has a very bad assumption laid in it, that poor people should get something. This is a world of work and merit. Why should poor people who do not learn and do not do quality work that relates to markets reap the rewards from the markets? The world is how it is. If you have more money, you can make a lot more and a lot faster than someone who does not have a lot of money. Nothing will change this.
Bitcoin is a tool, a neutral currency, a commodity, an asset. If you approach it properly, it can do wonders for you. However,
you must do the effort. It will not magically do something for you.
Equal outcomes is a Marxist communist idea that only the most stupid and the least productive people of our society support. Nobody is entitled to anything. Instead of scrolling on their phones and playing stupid mobile games, poor people should get to work if they want to uplift themselves. All aid and handouts should be abolished.
i aggre satofan44 for me, it makes sense that the economic world, Bitcoin or not, cannot be treated as something that automatically dispenses results for doing nothing. The true value lies in the open door: anyone willing to learn, adapt, and take risks can come in. It's not about some inherent "right," but about being willing to struggle and make oneself up. Instant help has a tendency to create dependency, while pushing people toward independence by genuine effort is far more empowering.