I totally agree that you can't trust the manipulated currency of a country like China.

You can't trust a fiat currency anyway.

It's even worse with China of course, but I have the feeling that the resentment towards America and the West is so strong in the emerging countries that the Chinese option, which accepts without a second thought that corrupt leaders remain in power, is seen as the best one.

When the West gives or lends money to emerging countries, they demand reforms and more democracy. When China comes to lending money, it demands nothing of the sort. Corrupt autocrats in emerging countries will therefore naturally prefer the easy way out, to the chagrin of their people.

For the people, Bitcoin is the only hope in these countries. For the corrupt leaders of these countries, it is obviously their greatest fear. We can see this in Nigeria where the government is doing everything to ban Bitcoin and push its CBDC (the e-Naira).

The choice of Bitcoin as the world's reserve currency makes the most sense if you think for the good of the people. But all these autocrats don't think like us.

Their only interest is to keep their power as long as possible by enslaving their people. In these conditions, they will do everything to prevent Bitcoin from progressing, and only the people can really impose it in these countries.