In my opinion, saving will not make us rich because saving is basically just the remaining income that has not been used and saved. To become rich we must try to increase our income, either by working, investing, adjusting expenses, and learning to manage finances carefully and wisely. Therefore, a good mindset is to get rich first and then save, not to save to become rich.
I have to disagree when you say one has to be rich first and then start saving. Note that there is no minimum in saving, so even a beggar can save if he’s really determined to. But saving alone cannot be reliable enough if our goal is to become rich. We need to save and invest, and once profits are established, reinvest again but probably to other investments as well.
Financial management is also a must. One is not destined to become rich if he is not a good saver, and makes a wise budgeting that won’t compromised his basic wants and needs. And most importantly, one should know the value of every centavo so that he won’t waste any opportunity when it comes to investing most especially in promising investments like bitcoin and crypto as a whole.
Indeed, everyone can save and should start doing this as soon as possible on their lives, so as consequence, they will be also able to start investing the saved sums of money sooner. Unfortunatelly, we can't choose being born rich, so we have to do the best we can with the tools and opportunities we have under our disposal.
It's true a rich individual will be able to grow his savings into profitable investments much quicker than an average citizen who has a limited income to invest. However, it doesn't mean average citizens should give up on savings and investments for that reason. Even if return is low, they have to persue it, anyway. Step by step they can achieve something better in the future if they are persistant on it.
I believe in life we have to keep trying to overcome challenges and to fulfill goals. That is what moves life further. And even if we fail after all, at least we failed trying, instead of resigning ourselves to a mediocre life of stagnancy and conformism.