your response has 3 parts.

the 1st part is off-topic; still talking about a distant, idealized future.

middle part is an accurate confirmation of the problem: that poor people don’t have access to the benefits of bitcoin.

the 3rd part is irrelevant and contradictory to what was already said. Most poor people lack the ability to HODL long term, remittances from the US are limited in usefulness, and access to education is generally limited . . . chat GPT can be very educational, but only if one thinks to ask *and* knows what to ask… or is shown how to use it - like setting it up in their native language, or having it on ‘speaking’ mode if they are illiterate.