Many (dare I say, real) homeless people (not the people who decide they can't be bothered to work or consciously take the decision to be homeless to stack sats or some other random reason), are worried about very different and immediate basic needs (lack of love and attention, food and a warm shelter where police won't come harass them, and in many cases their addictions).

Most of us in Latin America have seen more than enough of that for a few lifetimes.

Bitcoin doesn't really satisfy any of those needs well. It's incredibly hard to convince your Ivy-league-school friend, or your debt-burdened neighbor who is being profited from by central bankers. Poor or homeless people's lives are usually worsened (not magically transformed) by winning the lottery.

EDIT: btw great handle, @ZAPME ;)