? I don't see this happening. Sharing with someone who has only a few bitcoins in their wallet doesn't seem like enough incentive for the wealthy few. What about people who don't have any bitcoins? I'd give them bitcoins over someone who already has a little amount.

I honestly cannot see that happening many have invested into bitcoin with the speculation it is going to make them rich. There are already ways where everyone could get some bitcoin if they wanted like faucets which are free and only cost time.  

I too holding around .5 bitcoins now buddy. Really sad moment for me since I am looking to build my home. All the projects stopped inbetween because of the price fall in all the cryptocurrencies. As John Mcafee twitted i expect bitcoin to be touched 25k end of this year.
Don't look to cryptocurrencies compared with the fiat cash. Look coinmarketcap and rank the coins accordingly.

Tough luck, but to be honest it's going to be hard to expect someone to donate a large portion of their extremely huge investments for the betterment of mankind when an Economic situation arises. There was no one to help when the housing crisis happened in the U.S. The banks had to bailout and peoples tax money were utilized to save some banks. In the end the rich remained richer and the middle-class as well as the poor lost their retirement pensions.

Hence, If an early bird has struck gold, you shouldn't expect that individual to share even a small proportion of unless they have a big heart. I know of one such good example of an anonymous person who started a fund called the "Pineapple fund" and is currently donating a large portion of their crypto to various Charities. For more info check this -http://pineapplefund.org/

In fact, that would push the price down proportionnaly to the amount big holders would give. That's like an airdrop, once an aidrop occurs on a coin, the price drops because there is more supply in circulation, but the market cap stay the same. Most people understand quickly this concept and to protect their investment, they sell directly once the airdrop happens.

So yeah, you would feel more rich in BTC, but BTC value would drop as well. Consider long term holded coins as lost, and lost coins tends to push the price up as they're not in the market and this makes the currency more rare.

Just imagine in real life, if you decide to give every months 1000$ freely to all people. At first, that's cool, but once retailers sees that buying power increased, they will push the price up as people can pay more. So you'll get more money, but everything will cost more. That's inflation.

I just checked out some of the most rich BTC addresses, but found out at the current day (02/05/2018) these investors really had much money even before they buy BTCs. One guy even tend to not have good investment strategies so it looks like more it's playing money only that he invested here just to be in this crypto-space. Sad.

I agreed with it without leaving aside a valid miracle. business is a business even if there are donate or charity that can be made only at a certain moment such as disaster or natural disaster.
the reality is so the more you are rich will be more your affection to your assets. then do not wait for you to do good because the best thing is to do it from ourselves.

Haha, nice to know for others But I already bought some DeepOnion some time ago before I saw the other privacy coins that are much higher ranked, but this "send coins through TOR"-thing really gets me into that coin

what made you think that wallets with small amounts of bitcoin are own by poor people? there is no reason to think on it, maybe is better to think that a huge % of bitcoiners are "good people"  and they will donate smalls amounts of bitcoins to known people who really need it, well, obviously if btc reach an "indecent" value, that way they will spread his love over the world, for them that small amount of bitcoins will be like nothing and for all those people will mark a difference on his life's