The first one is that we need to understand what 'poor' means, because when we say or anyone says that Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies help the poor, that is actually a wrong statement, because a person who is poor will not have resources to they can use for making investments, and you can't make anything out of cryptocurrencies without doing that. So a person must at least have some resources to begin with, and if they do, they could be called middle-class or something, but not poor.
Bitcoin and crypto are just like any other market or financial tool out there. They just open up a playing field, dishing out a mix of opportunities and risks, but the asset itself doesn't magically go around helping anybody.
Same goes for profit, it mostly comes down to the investor's mindset, strategy, and decisions. Bitcoin doesn't guarantee returns for anybody.
The second thing is, we need to stop saying that one can build wealth from Bitcoin or crypto investments, because this is also a wrong statement. An investor is only going to earn good profits from their investments in crypto, even if it's Bitcoin, but wealth is something else. Building wealth is only possible through businesses and stuff and not just making investments, unless you become lucky and that asset blasts all of a sudden, but we know that isn't possible with Bitcoin anymore.
That said, I see this bit different tbh. Imo investing is still one of the path to building wealth. But obviously it's not as simple as just buy and hold long enough and you'll magically get rich like a lot of people think.
It also comes down to how much capital you have, timing, risk management, and how you allocate your portfolio...
There are many ways to build wealth, but none of them come easy, and all of them require a lot of sacrifice.