Nahh, bitcoin is for all... The fact that the rich folks can buy a lot more starch doesn't mean that they are way better than everyone else that bought with them. anyone can buy bitcoin with little funds so long you are ready to top up your investment over time using any of the available accumulation strategy, you will still be profitable over time...

The most interesting part is that the real bitcoiners whom I would call rich are those whom have held their coins all these while without even touching a penny or moving it from their original wallet..

Not for the "rich" but for the "risk" takers..

Whatever financial situation we’re in, as long as we can afford to take the risk, Bitcoin is for us.

Most people will say, “Only invest what you can afford to lose,” and yes, that’s the standard. But sometimes, if you truly believe in Bitcoin, you might go beyond the standard, just like CZ, who famously sold his house to buy Bitcoin back then.

Having the impression that Bitcoin is for the rich is totally wrong because Bitcoin was made in such a way that a middle class person can afford some fraction in accordance to the income of the person. For instance, someone can accumulate some fraction Bitcoin using DCA method and with good financial and investment plan a poor person that have little source of income can accumulate significant volume of Bitcoin by consistent DCA accumulation and hold for long time to get a good return on investment.
Bitcoin has the potential to make a poor man rich.

People often say “Bitcoin is for the rich,” even many of them aren’t rich at all.

Honestly, I don’t know what amount of money officially makes someone rich, but I think I’m not there. Still, Bitcoin feels like it’s for me 

Bitcoin is for all classes of people so don't forget that. You can buy any amount of Bitcoin you want, but just make sure you have a discretionary income to continue investing. It is undoubtedly true that the rich can buy more stash of Bitcoin, but that does not mean that they are the only ones who have the right to invest, i.e., they can buy Bitcoin.

As far as I know if we can all create a Bitcoin address and transact with it without anyone's permission, then this means that Bitcoin is open to everyone. But it seems that there are some legal and ethical issues to consider before using it as most countries are not yet committed to accepting Bitcoin.

Not at all.

BTC is a path to wealth for all whom understand it.

You don't need to buy one full bitcoin, you can buy in small unit called satoshi. A poor man can buy as many bitcoin as possible in the long run if he can be consistent and persistent in buying with as little as $10 weekly/monthly.

Bitcoin is for all class of people but the rich will always have more bitcoin than the poor because they have the resources to buy huge amounts of bitcoin than a poor man whose discretionary income is only $10 weekly. This is one beautiful features of bitcoin. Everyone can buy and hodli.

Investing in Bitcoin is open, every person can invest in Bitcoin according to their ability. If a low-income person invests in Bitcoin weekly according to the DCA method according to their ability, they will definitely be successful, currently the rich may be holding more Bitcoin because they have more money.
So those who can take more risk can collect more Bitcoin weekly by following the DCA method, it is definitely possible to succeed if you invest in Bitcoin by adopting a strategy. So personally, don't worry and keep collecting Bitcoin in the long term according to the DCA method, you will definitely get success.

No, actually, Bitcoin is more needed by the poor than the rich. The rich already have other instruments to protect themselves from the fiat system and inflation. They can buy real estate in good locations, which almost always keeps up with inflation. A poor person doesn’t have millions of dollars to buy valuable propertysomeone in Africa or Asia working for $5 a day will NEVER be able to afford real estate. They can’t even save fiat money, because inflation destroys their savings.honestly, even rich people prefer Bitcoin these days. There’s no depreciation, no property tax, no maintenance costs like with real estate. You just put it in a cold wallet and you’re safe from fiat and inflation, simple as that.

A poor person also can’t just buy the S&P 500 this is only available to Americans and maybe some Europeans, but for most people in the world it’s not accessible. Gold is also hard to buy and even harder to store safely. For the poor, saving in fiat currencies is pointless because inflation constantly erodes their purchasing power and the value of whatever little they manage to save.

But if you’re poor, earning $5 or $10 a day (or any small amount), you can always set aside a few dollars and buy sats (satoshis). Today, for $1 you can get around 920 sats. Bitcoin gives poor people the ability to save and protect themselves from inflation. It’s actually more needed by the poor than the rich