This depends greatly on the form it takes. I am not optimistic, but if it is "pour tremendous resources into cryptanalysis research, honestly advising people to

This depends greatly on the form it takes. I am not optimistic, but if it is "pour tremendous resources into cryptanalysis research, honestly advising people to move away from algorithms as we find weaknesses and eventually publishing them", that could be a good thing. If anyone can break an algorithm, it's possibly best if it's the US govt first. If it involves trying to get people to use compromised systems, that won't work out well.