Well, no, because the image looks small and there is no way to enlarge it. I don't know where you got that map or if you made it yourself, but it seems a bit optimistic about bitcoin's strategic reserve projects. Enlarge the image and put a link to where you got it, come on, to see if we can see the details better.

We should not be really comfortable with the "In the works" progress because even in the United States, it's still difficult for them. We know how complicated cryptocurrency in the country, and I believe the United States is playing big role in our current cryptocurrency market, it is already proven before.

Probably it is the browser that you are using that is not able to enlarge it if what you are saying is true. But some browsers will still display 'show image' after you right click or long press on it.

At the lower left part of the image, Cointelegraph is written there. So the image is from Cointelegraph.

Created a thread by only displaying an image, a few words & 2 sentences. Looking at the source of the image, I went straight to Cointelegraph & saw an article with the same title as this thread. It would be better if you made a reference to the original article, it allows other users on this forum to dive in & understand it further.

Source:
1. https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-reserves-interest-rising

As fiat currencies lose purchasing power and governments don't know what to do anymore to maintain the economy on the rails, Bitcoin becomes a potential solution on long term. It's just unfortunate that governments are likely to become adopters before most average citizens do. Many people could have already started holding Bitcoin, even when their governments don't talk about it or discourage the adoption. However, most people only take a decision based on what the government encourages them to do.

Of course there are pros in governments adopting Bitcoin as strategical reserves, but there are also cons as consequences, like harsh regulations imposed over Bitcoin enthusiasts, besides the usual abusive taxation over profits made on BTC sales, which is a dream of every broken governments which aren't willing to cut their own expenses to maintain its functionality.

Well it's too early or a conclusion right now. But if majority of the countries actually start adding Bitcoin to their reserve, it will be a Doomsday for the decentralization of Bitcoin.

The common investors like you and I, will be at the mercy of these big players. Everything will require KYC and every single transactions will be tracked.

I am sure no one would want that!

I don't know about that and is it really something good for the BTC network if almost all the countries in the world hold BTC as a strategic reserve, i don't think it is so good because the power of manipulation will be in the hands of centralized institutions and who can tell what they will do.

Take note that so many countries are not interested in the idea of a strategic BTC reserve and even the countries it has been mentioned, we are not yet sure if it will be implemented.

All these Bitcoin strategic reserve considerations are because of the newly elected US president. The US is seen as a pacesetter to other Western countries. More nations will consider buying Bitcoin if Trump finally implements the reserve policy.

A few years ago Bitcoiners were seen as lunatics. They were mocked because many of them never believed that Bitcoin would become a generally recognized currency. When these critics observed that it had started gaining prominence, they tagged it as a currency for criminal activities. As they began to realize that Bitcoin is taking centre stage in the global financial system, they now want to be a part of it. This is just the beginning of the reign of Bitcoin.

Big players were already in the game except few, this is a sign that BTC will be adopted world wide and become a rival of Gold maybe cross it to easily if it got accepted as national reserve in the countries it is being considered. China, Japan and other developed countries if also adopt it as their national reserve or maybe Australia too but first we need this step made by USA.

If they will made this step then most of the other countries will follow USA. This will work like a domino effect and after one another they will accept crypto. Amazing thing is crypto might get legal again in my country too.

No matter how popular Bitcoin becomes, and even if it has finally been approved by the president-elect, Donald Trump, and the USA makes the first step by adding it to their reserve, not all countries will agree to the idea publicly; almost all countries might have Bitcoin through seizure, but not all will be able to approve it as a reserve. If all go with that idea, that will eventually kill the traditional reserve method (gold).