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I think the game is over when most if not all Bitcoin is owned by institutions. Once all Bitcoins are minted the value that is left is using them as currency...which can't happen if they are locked up in corporate treasuries, ETF's or investment funds.
I think you raise a good point, while its decentralised. If most of the bitcoin is owned by the finance firms and not spread around the public then really we are back to sqaure one with our current monetary system, as all the wealth is in one hands