From my research I discovered China's Goverment made an attempts to banned Bitcoin,which is not going to be possible.
China's attempts to ban Bitcoin are a prime example of this. Despite multiple crackdowns and restrictions, Bitcoin continues to be used and traded in China, often through alternative channels and workarounds.
There is a closely related example of this kind of attempt to ban Bitcoin in my country. I reckon that if it were possible the government of my country would have long done that but since they can't, they are doing something closely related which is to ban crypto transactions and also send crypto exchanges doing business in the country packing.
Moreover, attempts to restrict or ban Bitcoin could even have the opposite effect, driving more people to use it as a form of protest or to maintain their financial freedom. This is often referred to as the " Streisand effect" - where attempts to censor or restrict something only serve to draw more attention to it.
Yes, following from what I said, there attempts to even clampdown on Bitcoin has had an opposite effect. And that effect is that they have made people to invest more in Bitcoin because of one of its features which is a store of value. People in my country re looking for how to save their wealth from diminishing with the failing economy via inflation and Bitcoin and come to the rescue despite the governments strong stance against it.