Bitcoin has been around the borders of financial markets for less than a decade, but is slowly gaining importance as an alternative asset class.
Can the government of any major country step in and do the unlikely?
We've all seen bitcoin being banned in some countries for some valid reasons so we cannot say anymore that the government does not have the capability to limit bitcoin within the borderline of a certain country. Bitcoin can be used in many ways so there's always a possibility that it would show up as a bad thing for some critics leading to banning of bitcoin.
It depends on the government laws in the countries , If they think bitcoin is useless then governments immediately banned bitcoin. Bitcoin is our provider but still its too risky because of the fluctuations. But if we are reunited to say positive feedback on bitcoin I think it has potential to accept by governments.