This doesn't sound too alarming. It sounds like a preliminary report with no real implications. This is the same type of language that US legislators and authorities were using a few years ago. As a matter of fact, a US senator recently called for Bitcoin to be "shut down" due to its association with North Korea. I knew that North Korea connection was going to be used against us.

From a government perspective, there is indeed darknet market usage and money laundering in cryptocurrencies, so it makes sense to keep tabs on that as they become more prevalent. I wouldn't take that to mean an all-out ban is coming.