No, it will approach zero like the individual one.
Think of it this way: If everyone's individual wealth approaches zero, why would the total go up?
Just run the following simulation in a python REPL:
import random
POPULATION = 100
INITIAL_MONEY = 1000
ROUNDS = 10000
wallets = [INITIAL_MONEY for _ in range(POPULATION)]
for iteration in range(ROUNDS):
for person in range(POPULATION):
if random.random() > 0.5:
wallets[person] = wallets[person] * 1.5
else:
wallets[person] = wallets[person] * 0.6
print(f"{sum(wallets)=}")
Think of it this way: If everyone's individual wealth approaches zero, why would the total go up?
Just run the following simulation in a python REPL: