If I believed in crypto, a digital currency controlled by a government seems exactly like the wrong answer.
US dollars are just rows in a distributed database. The database is distributed over a network of banking nodes. The network is highly concentrated [1], and its super-nodes are already very difficult to distinguish from government in anything but a formal legal sense.
Insofar as I can tell, a digital currency would be the same thing as government saying "banks need to provide unrestricted access to their networks" which has basically happened already.
Second, even if what you say comes to pass, so what? If I'm into crypto because of independence from governments, how does what you're suggesting make me any more interested in using that currency?