My one concern regarding the trust of Bitcoin is that arguably, over 50% of the miners reside in China (speculation on my part). Since Bitcoin runs on a majority rules philosophy, if a single organization (for example, the Chinese government) controls over 50% of the bitcoin nodes, would that not give them the opportunity to validate invalid transactions?
Don't get me wrong, I trust cryptocurrency far more than I trust fiat, but it's "distributed trust" is based on the assumption that one organization does not manage the majority of the nodes. I think it is quite possible that a single organization could manage the majority of the nodes which would give that organization the ability to validate invalid transactions.
That's my concern too. So I am glad to hear Japan and other countries dive in miner production. (But I don't like mining much LOL)