Quote from: poldanmig on Today at 12:07:42 PM

From some of the news that I read, actually the conflict that occurred was only between the government and the truck drivers who carried out the convoy, and I didn't see it as a conflict that might spread to all regions in Canada, it is true that if the government would freeze the bank accounts of the protesters, but that doesn't mean other Canadians will withdraw all their fiat money from banks, we still need conventional banks in that case, even if there is a complete adoption of bitcoin in the country, this is just my opinion because I saw what you say currently have no credible sources in my opinion.

Adoption is expected and it will only provide greater opportunities for Canadians to use a decentralized currency (bitcoin). Adoption is not meant to fight the dictatorship of the government but it is the need for a better financial system than the fiat system. Canadians now have the option of using bitcoin although not all of them want to use bitcoin as a means of payment for various reasons.

If these protests can influence the government's decision to regulate bitcoin, then I'm sure we won't see a very negative impact on the price. But I hope this is a good start for bitcoin in Canada as a means of payment allowed by the government.