Bitcoin has never been meant to replace the US dollar; its goal is to replace gold. The US dollar was previously pegged to gold and oil. Now the US government is preparing to peg to Bitcoin. Bitcoin cannot, and does not need to, replace sovereign credit currencies. Just as no one would buy gold to directly shop at a store. What the US, or the West, hopes for is to get the world market to accept BTC as a substitute for gold, and then leverage the advantage of being early adopters to reap profits from around the world. They aim to exchange virtual BTC for the resources and labor of many third-world countries. Many will say that the third world can choose not to accept it, or that countries like Rabbit (China) as the world's factory can refuse BTC payments. Remember, the world can do without factories, but it cannot do without raw materials. Bitcoin aligns with the interests of the US and the West; when it serves their interests, they will buy and inflate its value. The way Rabbit (China) breaks the oil dollar system is by developing new energy and building the Belt and Road Initiative to attract oil-producing countries. But now the West is simultaneously resisting new energy and disrupting the Middle East. If Rabbit's influence cannot extend to the Middle East, then the oil-dollar-Bitcoin system cannot be stopped. Introducing Bitcoin into national strategic reserves is a clear signal from the West, and Rabbit will not follow suit.