Bitcoin holders will be viewed of as the "wealthy country" citizens.

Once wealthy citizens from one country start moving to or visiting another country people start to stereotype that entire nationalities citizens as "wealthy".

The wealthy americans, the wealthy chinese, the wealthy koreans, the wealthy singaporeans, the wealthy dubai residents etc etc.

This is generally due to a fast and dramatic rise in living standards driven by a strong economy, strong currency, and an environment of opportunity.

This same phenomenon will happen with bitcoiners with bitcoiners being their own demographic. At some point as fiat continues to lose value and remote work along with AI unleashes opportunity for everyone everywhere, the only measure that will make a certain demographic appear wealthy won't be the country they come from, it will be the currency they denominate their life in.

People will stop stereotyping a certain countries citizens as wealthy, and they will start stereotyping bitcoiners as wealthy.

In the same way as today when people view a certain countries citizens as wealthy they want to move to or visit that country, and they start to respect and almost idolise their wealth, it will be this same dynamic that drives the masses to want to become bitcoiners.

It will be a very stereotype driven dynamic where if people start discovering all of the wealthiest tourists in their country are bitcoiners they will finally understand the power of sound money and a strong currency because they will be seeing it with their own eyes in their own businesses and workplaces, and that will drive them to want to start earning and saving in bitcoin.

In the future we won't stereotype a persons relative wealth by the country the come from, we will stereotype a persons wealth by the currency they denominate their life in.