I hope so. Because if Bitcoin becomes centralized in the future, then there would be no point in using it and even mining it, as the cryptocurrency would become the same thing as traditional financial systems. The whole purpose of Bitcoin was (and still is) to decentralize finance and eliminate external control. As such, it should not rely on politics, governments, or any external entity to ensure its survival in the mainstream world.

Just as Gold is decentralized (nobody can control or issue more Gold than what it already exists), Bitcoin is the same in the way that no one controls it. Of course, it still has some things that need to be addressed to ensure full decentralization, but until now, it has been doing fine and it's the strongest cryptocurrency to date. Thus, the more geographically placed nodes and mining hashrate appear on the Bitcoin network, the more stronger and decentralized it will be. Time will tell when Bitcoin becomes virtually unstoppable on planet Earth. Just my opinion