Respectfully, your post makes assumptions about why people might choose to value Bitcoin. You initially suggested that the ability to move jurisdictions was the "main" value prop. I think that's a highly flawed argument.

Surely some will value that attribute but others may be quite happy and settled in their jurisdiction and simply want debasement protection without the hassle or risk of self custody.

It's up to each individual to create a value judgment against personal opportunity cost of time and energy for everything in their life, including owning, studying, custodying Bitcoin.

If fiat end times are nigh and tyranny abounds sufficiently ominously, they'll adjust their value dials accordingly or get swallowed up.