In most countries this is the legal status of cryptocurrency. The governments never take a stand on legality, but opposes usage as well as create plans of developing its own CBDC. Even in my country this is the same, the government haven't mentioned anything official on the legality. It is possible to see more and more applications being advertised on television, and when checked those applications they're registered on crypto friendly countries and operating all around.

Whether they would create their own cbdc or would just let bitcoin to be legalized into their vicinity but we know on whats the treatment of government when it comes to decentralized things,arent we?

Of course they would really be trying out to counter or making out other options which people would still stick out despite of bitcoins existence where people do really like to deal into something secure
without even realizing about the decentralization and anonymous benefits of bitcoin.
Only to those people who do value up much those qualities will surely appreciate bitcoins acceptance or adoption and not to those people who are just sticking
on what government do offers them.

Make them at least aware so that support would come next in line because if they dont then just like been said above by some user that it would be ignored.As long they wont really be making it as a legal tender then people wont really get shocked and if they do allow or make it legal on any transactions then that would really create some curiosity and possible problems ahead.
It is really that great if government on your country would be ending up on having positive impressions towards crypto which is something not that really common and most of them are going against on it.

Knowing the nature of bitcoin and how it runs definitely is a big factor if any country wants to adopt it in the future. Extensive and in depth research must be done. Not just a research that's on the surface, but a research that will cover everything about bitcoin including the blockchain technology that it's built upon.

I don't think our government would really plan to adopt it anytime now or even in the future. But if ever it will happen, they must gather all their resources to check about every side of bitcoin. If they won't plan, organize, and strategize well enough, surely the same failure is expected to happen. The idea of promoting crypto and having its benefits is great. But it has to be done correctly. An active and determinitic approach should be done.

if government make bitcoin to be among of educational curriculum in the various college and universities, it will bring mass concern and relation to bitcoin. And if every one study the development and technology of bitcoin it will make it worth will be valueless, from what i notice. The massive adoption of bitcoin comes and government support it, the exchange of bitcoin for traditional currency will not be hard again.

This is a pretty decent subject, as it's interesting to see the different opinions from people all over the glob.  Here in the United States I'm not sure I foresee them doing this anytime even remotely soon.  The United States dollar is the worlds reserve currency and I don't think they want to do anything to jeopardize that.  I can certainly foresee it being possible somewhere down the line, but not anytime in the near future , unfortunately. 

I'm of the opinion that if my government wants to adopt bitcoin they simply need to pass laws that allow:

1 - that every citizen of my country can use bitcoin as a currency and can invest in bitcoin

2 - that everywhere: stores, banks, public and private companies can accept to pay in bitcoin through a mutual agreement between companies and employees

3 - That my country's banks allow it to be possible to make loans in bitcoin, have a term account in bitcoin, pay life insurance, pay car insurance, pay health insurance in bitcoin

4 - that a license is granted for cryptocurrency exchanges and cryptocurrency-related casinos

5 - that the government allows the citizens of my country to pay: taxes, water bills, electricity bills and TV bills in bitcoin

in my opinion this is what is called mass adoption in a country. now to say that a country is taking money from the citizen to buy bitcoin at 44000$ and 3 months later the price of bitcoin drops to 29000$ and to call this a mass adoption I would say that this is something simply dangerous, I agree that it was something It's good that El Salvador has bitcoin laws, but I don't know how beneficial these laws are so I can't comment on this matter