I'm only going to address this because the rest is an extension of your belief in such conspiracies while ignoring the basis for market theory and especially in regard to rational self interest.

What you have said here is that the price of bitcoin going up (and implied) in relation to respective domestic fiat hurts adoption.  But this is a very silly and incorrect understanding of the effects of bitcoin's rising value/price.  If the price is going up then it makes more sense for people of a national to exchange their fiat for bitcoin.  This is why countries like venezuela have a steadily increasing adoption rate, and why local bitcoin's has a growing user base.

It's nonsensical to imply that bitcoin's price prices out users. It doesn't make sense, you can always buy less bitcoin for the same price if it is rising, and you always benefit from it rising.