What essentially you are proposing, is non-compliance with government regulations. If you want to see it happening, you will probably have to start a revolution against government, like Renaissance, that happened between 14th and 17th centuries in Europe.
At the current situation of the world when majority of the countries are dependent on each other and the world is controlled by a handful of powerful countries, such idea of revolution is nothing less than a daydream!
Such revolution will bring no impact on cryptos unless and until we can buy our daily goods using that currency. A currency will only succeed if it is used as a medium of exchange. This can be only achieved through compliance!
Resilience is far more important to success than compliance. And the simple fact is, the moment you introduce compliance at a protocol level is the moment you weaken resilience. If you want compliance, use third party services that are compliant with the necessary regulations. Companies and businesses that use Bitcoin can (and in most cases probably should) be regulated. The protocol itself can't/shouldn't/won't be regulated.