But that Bitcoin standard will also include the freedom to fork or to split from the original coin. I guess this will become a bigger problem when it is tied to a government than when it is tied to the like of an independent and ownerless Bitcoin. If a third world country will adopt the Bitcoin standard in its monetary system, I am seeing a very high probability that there will be so many forks and so many forks coming from those forks themselves that will happen. The government is full of disagreement. Partisan politics will make everything murky. The Bitcoin standard is good within Bitcoin itself.
If the MoU is final and legally binding, then there will be no more disputes over forking and consensus. geopolitics cannot change the economic policies they have agreed to become regulations.
My mind is more towards multilateral relations, will they still be trusted to work together in every economic relationship? I think it will be similar to Venezuela.