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Why do you think so? Remember Trump has an anti-crypto stance, and is not going to change anytime soon. Not on his second tenure

you haven't seen a real "anti-crypto stance" yet to know what it really is. otherwise governments not liking bitcoin and wanting to force more regulations, restrictions, taxation and most of all invasion of privacy is not new specially for US government no matter who is in the oval office. and that's not just bitcoin or cryptocurrency related they want full control on everything and want their hands in people's pockets again no matter who the POTUS is.

You may have a point, but remember some countries are more crypto friendly than others. Does it mean those governments are less greedy?

it is not about greed per se, it is mostly about having intrusive laws and wanting more power and control verging on being a dictatorship. usually level of corruption in government, wealthy elite controlling the country and specifically the banking system plays an important role in what the country's stance is towards bitcoin.
for example almost all the negativity we see coming from US is coming from their banking system, the same corrupted banking system that crashed the economy back in 2008 right before bitcoin was created. the same corrupted banking system that is regularly caught laundering money and has a hand in drug trafficking and lots of other illegal activities! and that's not going to change with changing president.

I don't know about the American banking system and its criminal records. And I definitely don't know much about illegal activities. However governments everywhere retain a certain level of antagonism towards bitcoin, which is understandable