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Yes, if government already adopt bitcoin as centralized currency because most of the government official are currupt.
And also it may lead on stafa or scam as of now there are lot of people do scamming other users and that is their way to earn bitcoin.

Bitcoin is just a tool, a currency just like our local currencies does. Corruption does not come from the currency itself but corruption is a state resulting from an act of greediness of a person. As long as there are greedy and corrupt personalities we can never be freed from it and thus it may be bitcoin or traditional currency it is still prone to corruption.

Governments are always greedy people and thus corruption will always exist with real money or a crypto currency.

There are a lot of governments that are greedy and open to bribes, but there are some more decent governments that won't go and accept bribes without some decent convincing. Am I trying to say that all governments are incorruptible? No, but there are some decent governments and there can be a little more trust in officials assuming you don't live in most of the third world.

Well it is not really the actual government as a whole that I'm saying is corrupt, It's the people that are within it. Those greedy people that get easily driven to do bad things for money. There is always a person in every form of government or organization that can get easily swayed by money resulting to corruption.