Nice story but wrong on multiple scores. Sounds like you have been listening to too much Michael Saylor. And not reading enough history and monetary theory. Bitcoin is already well on the way to being captured by the fiat operators as a harmless KYCed, taxed and tracked speculative commodity that is no real threat to the their strategic control over MoE. There are still huge and rapidly growing threats to Bitcoin ever achieving the level of MoE acceptance and use that would be required to substantially reduce the power of the fiat operators. There is also the real, if small risk that a flaw is found in the Bitcoin protocol for example the theoretical threat that Quantum computing may present. Quantum computing is not the only one of these potential threats. This you are making assumptions that are demonstrably wrong. Bitcoin is not a guaranteed one way bet. It is not guaranteed to replace fiats MoE hegemony which is the most important financial and strategic lever for most governments and certainly the worlds most powerful ones. Bitcoin has so far made less than sweet fuck all progress toward MoE adoption and acceptance and has largely already been captured as a relatively harmless KYCed, Taxed, Speculative Commodity.