In short, it would seem that governments are trying eliminate the very thing that Bitcoin--and blockchain generally--was originally designed to accomplish.
Bitcoin's original goal was being p2p digital cash. Nothing that the governments did in the past changed that. Some mixers got closed? That only means they were the weak link because they were centralized. This means that privacy enthusiasts will focus on developing decentralized anonymization.
And blockchains goal was always making the devs rich by selling pre-mined coins. So far governments are not going after this investment scam scheme.