> Many in the community cite the lack of governance as a strength of Bitcoin.

Bitcoin has opaque governance; it does not have a lack of governance.

> It's resilience is a virture because it becomes difficult to corrupt

It is not at all difficult to corrupt. (Arguably, since it's fundamentally based on “them what have they gold, make the rules”, it's foundationally corrupt and takes nothing additional to corrupt. But, in any case, all it takes to corrupt it is will and money.)