Control of resources and power always migrates to those with luck, intellect and ability. Everyone on the globe can use dollars but a few small groups of individuals control the system. Bitcoin will be no different. The control of Bitcoin already rests in the hands of a small select group of businessmen and devs even though individuals around the world are using it.
Yes, but that's just how money works, and Bitcoin was not designed to solve the money distribution problem. The point here is that everyone can use Bitcoin, even if they don't have the big amount early adopters have.
Warren Buffett amassed one of the largest fortunes in all of recorded human history because he had the luck, intellect and ability to do it. His power and control extends into the fiber of government and the economy. He doesn't keep anyone from using dollars privately. Everyone can use dollars but Buffett controls the direction of major sections of the economy.
Tony Gallippi is becoming a Bitcoin Buffett. He doesn't control Bitcoin but his power in controlling the direction of Bitcoin is clearly defined. Bitcoin wouldn't be where it is today without him. I'm not sure that's a bad thing.
Bitcoin just like dollars will always be for everyone. Some people will always have more of both dollars and bitcoin. With that, they will exert more control. I guess you could say Bitcoin is for both the new elite and everyone, not just one or the other.
