Can normal people still get wealthy from Bitcoin, or is it just a store of value?

I’m fairly new to stacking Bitcoin and genuinely believe in its long-term value. However, I’m struggling to understand the hype around “generational wealth” that people often mention here. Is that really achievable for average folks who can only stack smaller amounts, especially now that Bitcoin’s price is already high?

If someone owns about 0.1 BTC today, even if Bitcoin hits $1 million per coin in 10-15 years (which would already be an incredible scenario), they’d still only end up with around $100,000. Don’t get me wrong, $100,000 is a lot of money, particularly for someone in a developing country. But realistically, that isn’t the life changing, early retirement amount that I keep hearing about.

If a regular person stacks roughly $100 to $300 each month, how far could Bitcoin realistically take them over the next 10 or 20 years? Is it more practical to think of Bitcoin as just a good way to protect against inflation rather than expecting it to provide life changing wealth?

I’m curious to hear realistic experiences and opinions from people who’ve stacked consistently over the years, especially those who started small. Has your perspective changed about what’s possible with Bitcoin? What’s a realistic long term goal for regular stackers today?

Thanks!