Since Bitcoin adoption is not evenly distributed across the world, we could see a massive shift in wealth and prosperity from developed nations to developing nations. Looking at countries where the average person uses Bitcoin, it seems skewed towards developing nations because there is more of a need. Whereas the average person in developed countries don't yet see the need to interact with Bitcoin.

A consequence of this is, as the fiat system continues to falter and Bitcoin grows stronger, the majority of the wealth will transition to people in developing countries and our generation could see an inverse in prosperity. I grew up in both Thailand and New Zealand, and an unintended consequence of faster Bitcoin adoption in places like Thailand could see talent leaving places like NZ for faster growing SE Asia, thereby making places like Thailand more developed than NZ in the long run.