With all this talk about national reserves, that idea basically means governments would be buying Bitcoin which means they could become even bigger players than institutional investors, since they have access to public resources.
They could buy as much as they want, and if multiple countries start doing this, they’ll end up owning a huge piece of the pie.
Now the question is -- is that really what we want to see?
And more importantly, will ordinary people still benefit from it?
I think the adoption of Bitcoin and the development of Bitcoin reserves by countries won't change Bitcoin from what it is. Mass adoption of Bitcoin has always been what most investors want from Bitcoin.
There is nothing to worry about, as countries accepting Bitcoin for reserves doesn't mean investors will not benefit from their investment. One thing to know is that Bitcoin is a decentralized currency and can never be controlled by anybody or country. As countries accept Bitcoin as reserves and an alternative currency, this should be a challenge to encourage investors to invest in Bitcoin massively.