The goal of Bitcoin--and now, generally, the blockchain architecture--is to evade government oversight into transactions.
It has been told to you quite a lot of times already that this is only partly true.
Not according to the original Bitcoin whitepaper.
It is now used mainly as an
investment instrument, using mostly
centralized brokerages, which are contrary to its original goal, but the
original intent of Bitcoin was to create a system out of the reach of any government.
For probably 99% of Bitcoin users this goal has failed since they use a brokerage and/or they don't use a mixer to hide their transactions--making them easily tracked by central governments.
Hence where we are
today doesn't resemble where Bitcoin started. But that doesn't change how it started.