There is too much cheering for state-owned bitcoin among bitcoiners.
It would be much more important that states allow and encourage their people to stack bitcoin.
Bitcoin, when adopted by a state, is not possible to inflate and makes Cantillon-style machinations more difficult. But only if it replaces fiat, plus states have other tricks to cheat on the people. Misuse and stealing of public funds is a real danger, no matter if it's fiat or bitcoin.
If a state stacks bitcoin, but stops its people from doing so, that's a massive red flag.
It doesn't really matter if Venezuela's bitcoin stack (if they have one) ends up in the hands of Venezuelan or US government; either way is worse than in the hands of individuals.