in my opinion,,, I guess bitcoin would never frozen while the number of users and business people themselves who use them to transact,,, it's just possible that its use will indeed be set according to the rules in force in their respective countries
Yes I agree with you.
Bitcoin can make transactions easier and more flexible. For example, if you want to send money from abroad then it will pass several stages - and of course taxes - before getting to the recipient's hands. When using Bitcoin simply determines the number and destination of the recipient, you can send Bitcoin anywhere, and the more convenient tax (cap) is determined by you as the sender.
If that does not make any party losses, I do not think bitcoin will be frozen.