I don't know what to make of this statistics, we as bitcoiner would try our best to accumulate as much bitcoins as we can, based on how much we have and the service we can offer to earn bitcoins, however, there are billions of people around the world who do not care about BTC and they do not want to own any. People like to make statistics for everything and many times it is unnecessary, like this one right here, there is nothing stopping you from buying 50 BTC right now if you have the funds.

Different people have different finance and investment capital and even two investors with same capital but their entry time unto this market are different, earlier or later, they will have different  advantage and disadvantage.

Earlier entry means lower and cheaper prices but higher risk because in the past Bitcoin was more vulnerable to die. Now it is matured and stronger enough and it is safer for entering the market than years ago but with more expensive entry price. In the past it was harder to hold your bitcoin with strong confidence like now, and all calculations in OP are very raw ones. It is impossible to quantify all contributing factors for numbers that are exact like how things are hapening in bitcoin distribution and Bitcoin market.

With ability of buying and selling bitcoin anytime and with any amount in high trading volume market in 2025, there are more challenges for getting correct numbers.

It is also necessary to take into account the fact that bitcoin has a limited quantity, and the human population is conditionally infinite (due to the ability to reproduce and multiply in progression), which will reduce the possible amount of bitcoin per person. That is, the availability of bitcoin will decrease (due to the increase in the number of holders), and the number of people wishing to purchase (even taking into account the fact that not everyone wants to receive this asset) will increase.

Despite some inaccuracies in the OP's calculations, in general, the trend he voices (there will not be enough bitcoin for everyone) seems relevant.

Uniform redistribution is impossible, especially since bitcoin is already distributed very unevenly. But such is human nature, because any resources (the majority) sooner or later become concentrated in a small circle of people. Which suggests that bitcoiners (single and with a small number of btc) will have to compete with big holders (corporations and countries) in the future, and will have to play against them.

this is not a big deal who holding how much Bitcoin but this is a big deal how long he is afford to hold that Bitcoin. But no ordinary person can compare to the lists you have given. I buy and hold as much Bitcoin as I can and then sell it as per my needs. Why do we want to hold Bitcoin? The main purpose of holding Bitcoin is to earn profit from it. So if I get my desired profit after investing in Bitcoin, then why shouldn't I sell them? Although Bitcoin will be more expensive in the future, it is not possible for everyone to hold Bitcoin till then.

Speaking of which, I try my best to hold onto Bitcoins, but in an emergency, I definitely agree to sell my Bitcoins. And I never track anyone's holdings because it can only upset me and not give me satisfaction. The reason for this is that Bitcoin has a limited supply and is constantly becoming expensive. So selling Bitcoins never gives us much pleasure. However, situations force us to sell.

What exactly makes us compete to collect more Bitcoin?
Everyone has different financial plans. We will buy Bitcoin based on our financial capabilities. I think many of us who buy gradually also do everything based on their financial capabilities, after some management also for needs.

If you become very ambitious to continue buying Bitcoin and become uncontrolled, either for investment purposes or for use, what you do may trigger bad things for your life. Remember, we are not in a trading competition. Having Bitcoin is also related to our financial management. We also have to consider it carefully.

We should anyway be guided by our abilities to invest and keep our standard of living, first and foremost, you are right, in my opinion.

Risk management should be at the helm, not the desire to make it big and have lots of BTC - it should be having some BTC while being afloat and with a stable income to sustain it coming.

I've seen enough articles and questions like this online, but I do not buy the idea because it can never be accurate since you don't know the mind of everyone to warrant knowing their plans towards Bitcoin.

Bitcoin can't just be averagely divided by the world's population without knowing the true intention of people. What if, in the forever future, Bitcoin adoption will not be more than 20% of the world's population? Also, among these people, it is not everyone who will be willing to deal with Bitcoin every time, not to mention owning it. This makes it incalculable in my opinion.

It's good way to make people FOMO but to become a successful Bitcoin investor, you don't have to be FOMO. It's not enough to succeed too, and you have to understand about Bitcoin, this market and a fact that it will stay here, and you will have a lot of time for your investment and Bitcoin accumulation. If you can not buy it today, you can do it tomorrow or next years.

They will be able to do this in future, people were born, get mature and die, it's very natural and the market is naturally operated too. Bitcoin is exchanged between buyers and sellers in the market and you can join it a buyer anytime. There are people with a lot of money but don't join this market because they don't have belief in Bitcoin, but if you can have belief in Bitcoin, you will be able to prepare your finance, investment capital and buy bitcoin with time through DCA.

Remember that belief must come together with knowledge that can be achieved with your research on Bitcoin first. Belief without knowledge would be very weak and can disappear any time.

the problem is that not a lot of people have the funds to buy one bitcoin let alone 50 bitcoins in just one go after seeing this statistic people might feel anxious and would want to buy as much bitcoin as they can i just hope that we do not force ourselves to buy what we can't some people might grow too desperate to the point of borrowing money or committing crimes just to buy bitcoin

I will never join any competition in terms of bitcoin ownership but will always try to collect according to the capital I have.
There are many people who may hold bitcoins in large amounts like some of the data you share and we don't need to create any competition to achieve what they do.
All we need to do is try to buy in our capacity and that is much better than forcing ourselves to put all our money in bitcoin.

Data can continue to increase over time and bitcoin ownership owned by people will definitely increase because every time people buy, they must have considered saving by utilizing long-term and short-term potential.