Many of us believe Bitcoin is going to change the world. But what about the newly acquired wealth in particular?

If the fiat price continues on its parabolic trajectory and BTCUSD hits $1M, $10M, $100M... many of us will see a great rise in net worth.
When people get rich, especially when it's through a slow and intentional process (as opposed to winning the lottery or some other windfall) they do all kinds of things that become possible to them, e.g. donate to charity, support causes they believe in, invest in projects they want to see materialize etc.

Bitcoiners are a unique cohort, they tend to be more pro-freedom, -privacy and -individual sovereignty, anti-establishment, but also more tech-savvy and perhaps more 'on the spectrum', along with a number of other traits, than the average person, or, indeed, the average person who has built their wealth in traditional finance.

With the unprecedented Bitcoin-driven wealth transfer many of us anticipate, that's a lot of purchasing power moving to the hands of this unique, geeky and libertarian / anarchist bunch. And purchasing power translates to other forms of power - the power to vote with one's wallet, (para-)political power, even military-style power.

How do you think it will change the world?

I think one way - which is already happening - is it will inject a lot of value into FOSS, at the cost of the Big Tech, especially black box / walled garden companies like Apple. When I was younger I always wondered how open-source software sustained itself; why anyone would want to do such great work for free. Now a lot of FOSS in the Bitcoin and Nostr space - wallets, LN stuff, clients etc. - is created by people who got into Bitcoin early and the newly acquired wealth allows them to do what they love for free in a way, but at the same building out the ecosystem makes Bitcoin better and contributes to price growth, maybe not directly / immediately but in the form of potential energy, which the next bull cycle will most likely unleash. So their work will eventually be rewarded by the increased purchasing power. It's interesting how Bitcoin's incentives work!
Moreover, the average Bitcoin pleb will be rewarded for the devs' work too, just for getting in before the masses, thereby sharing in the growth. On the surface it looks like they will get rich 'for free', but it's not really free - it's for the sacrifices, the patience, the knowledge and the courage to adopt a fair money in a world that's hostile towards it, which is no less important than the dev work. After all, "We are all Satoshi!"

Another interesting thing is that the fact we've front-run the institutions means when the US ETFs get approved, the institutional money pouring into BTC will make us even stronger against them. If BlackRock puts 2% of their assets into BTC, our bags may grow 10x. If they bump that to 5%, our bags may grow 100x and so on. BlackRock will get stronger, but we'll get 'stronger squared', making BlackRock weaker in relation to us. The Wall Street wealth will become our wealth squared.

No doubt there will be political / societal changes too, but I struggle to predict what those may be; systems that feature exponentiality coupled with noise are too sensitive to initial conditions.