Okay, I somewhat understand what you mean, but the problem is that Bitcoin's price is now vastly different. In the past, its price was around 20k dollars, but now it has exceeded 80k dollars. This makes it a bit difficult for Bitcoin's price to keep rising, especially since almost every country now holds a large amount of Bitcoin. Bitcoin's price will continue to rise as long as its holders do not sell it. However, if a country like the United States sells all the Bitcoin they own, there is a possibility that 100k dollars will be the highest price Bitcoin will ever reach.
Country influence is fading out if look closely. US just made some funny announcement about their Bitcoin reserve and Bitcoin dump to $84k, it wasn't really how people expected it but Binance announcement on their proof of reserve made the market to return to $90k. If US reserve is no longer making the market to move as expected, the rest wouldn't be effective as well, just my opinion.
However, in a long term, Bitcoin on the long term will continue to grow no matter what, the price will be bigger than where it's now in the future, that's why we have to buy at any opportunity we have.