You make some excellent points, my friend. It's clear that the current monetary system is unstable and unsustainable due to a wide range of factors, not least of which is the erosion of trust caused by years of reckless monetary policy and political tensions.

As you noted, the current scramble by world leaders to create a digital gold alternative to CBDCs highlights the significant auditing dilemma that presents. If digital gold does become the new global reserve currency, there's no guarantee that the trustees responsible for auditing the gold reserves will be trustworthy or impartial.

In contrast, Bitcoin's decentralized and trustless nature makes it an appealing solution to such problems. Since it does not rely on any central authority or intermediaries, there is no party to audit or to trust. The code itself serves as the audit and is transparent and open for all to see.

In my opinion, Bitcoin's quality of handling all the issues related to traditional currency on top of being decentralized and bottom-up driven makes it the most promising future of currency, which is why it's so important that we continue to work towards building an even more robust and resilient Bitcoin ecosystem.