Quote from: KiaKia on December 04, 2022, 01:10:05 PM

There is a saying that " if you can't beat them, you join them " ,is this what's going on with Btc and our government?

You can't confuse me that the government aren't buying Bitcoin too, since they knew that this is the real power back to the people, something they really can't control, I'm guessing the only option they have is to join?

A perfect example of this matter is EL Salvador. The government clearly invests in Bitcoin, even the president becomes the promotor. Previously, I heard an issue that other countries may follow it, too. Unfortunately, I never heard the issue anymore during the huge decrease in BTC value currently. I assume other countries think El Salvador has failed in BTC investment.

To be honest, I don't want the government to join BTC investment. They will use their power to influence BTC price movement. I can't imagine if many governments in the world are investing in BTC, they may use BTC as a political tool to achieve their own purpose. At the end of the day, BTC can't achieve what Satoshi wants, it is probably used in the wrong way.

Quote from: Yogee on December 04, 2022, 02:05:03 PM

Governments don't need to buy or join any of the Bitcoin movement because they can just regulate them.

Government can't regulate BTC, they only can regulate its legality, CEXs, or crypto taxes.
BTC is always decentralized, no one and no institution regulates/controls BTC movements.