The government plays a huge role in the successful adoption of bitcoin. If the government is against it in the first place, it will be impossible for it to be legalized. Which could result to little transactions to be done because it isn't acknowledged.
Some people have very little to no knowledge about bitcoin. If it won't be spread out, the possibility of having an adoption would be slim since the government also takes into consideration the demands of the citizen. If we would and could take part into spreading awareness and knowledge, it will be great and would be beneficial to the community.
Not legalized and there's still a little transactions? How come? If something is banned on a country then there must be no activities on going because if someone still insists it then they will be in great danger. I don't think that someone can afford to risk their lives only because of btc.
If someone has a little or no knowledge at all when it comes to bitcoin then no worries because we can always teach them to become more better at it or to finally have an idea about it. That is easy but the hardest part is about the governments. We cant almost do anything if they decided to banned btc on our country. We are too small for our voice to be heard out.