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Like whats said above, the 51% attack won't help. Even that 15Bn because it will just fork another chain and what they'd get is an altcoin. All the BTC holders will receive free money thanks to them.

There is no hijacking in BTC. This is why they'd rather be regulating BTC miners to hijack it and we have seen it coming already by the narrative that BTC waste so much energy.

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Thanks for the info!  What's mind boggling to me is how they can push and subsidize the battery powered car narrative, which get charged via the exact same electric grid as BTC.  In your opinion, is there any exostnential threat to BTC?  As long as we have someone welcoming the miners I can't see regulating the mining as a realistic way to end it.  It sounds like plenty of third world countries would be in line to sell miners electricity if it got to that point.  Kenya is nice in December from what I hear.....