Exactly, Bitcoin is meant to provide people with the autonomy of their money, not mediated by central banks, but today, institutions and even states are thinking about how to use it on their reserves or plans. It displays the strength and stability of the protocol. The fascinating fact is that adoption does not alter the rules and principles of Bitcoin. A central bank with a big size is capable of manipulating the supply or overpowering the system even though it has a huge amount. In a sense, therefore, Bitcoin secures everyone, be it a consumer in a poorer economy, or a massive institution seeking insurance. Big player adoption of it could be faster in spurring legitimacy and infrastructure, yet the decentralised money purpose has not changed.