Your statement is useless too as you didn’t even back it up with anything.

I get it, we all love Bitcoin and we want to see more adoption. But let's open our eyes, they’re not going to drop their gold reserves just to buy Bitcoin. Like it or not, confidence in gold is still very high. Most countries’ reserves are still backed by it.

Sure, Bitcoin is more transparent thanks to the blockchain, but the risks like high volatility and market manipulation are still major concerns for them.
That’s why, even in the U.S., despite Trump publicly saying crypto could become a reserve asset, no state has actually made it a reality yet.