Quote from: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on May 26, 2023, 09:19:01 PM

Unless Bitcoin crashes, which is likely not possible. Bitcoin will live on, and as long as Bitcoin lives on, the government cannot be able to totally stop Bitcoin in every part of the world. For instance, the US government can decide to stop the usability of Bitcoin by citizens in their country, but they can't enforce such a law in other countries, and if the government in those countries is not against Bitcoin, users in that country will not be affected.

So, there is likely going to be some ban in other countries, but some countries will still greatly adopt it. For those countries that might place a ban on Bitcoin, most people will still be buying and holding it through some hidden measures. So, yes, Bitcoin will still stand. This issue of government and Bitcoin is just because they can't get their hands on it being centralized like their gold and crude oil trade.

This is clear as day that digital money has become increasingly popular due to its convenience, security, and lower transaction fees. It has advantages such as convenience, security, and lower transaction fees, but also risks such as cyber-attacks and fraud. It has potential to revolutionize the global economy. Regardless of fiat currency, the digital one going to more valuable and popular as an asset and for trading purpose so far. But, at the same time, being digital, there is an increasing emphasis on its business, some concerns are valid and some can be dismissed. In brief, regardless of crashing and buildup of BTC,digital currency has a value and you can not deny the importance.