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.
I don't think China totally banned crypto transactions. If
Binance did monthly transactions worth $90 billion in one month last year, I don't think the government is not aware of it. The Chinese government only made crypto transactions very difficult to reduce fraud. Don't also forget that Hong Kong looks like the crypto laboratory of China.
A coordinated global effort to restrict or ban Bitcoin would indeed be monumental and likely impossible to enforce. The internet and cryptocurrency technologies are borderless, making it difficult for governments to control or restrict their use.
This post reminds me of the statement of Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov; "banning Bitcoin is like banning the internet". The government might not be able to totally stop people from Bitcoin transactions, but they can put in place measures which discourage people from using it. China would have been having a greater volume of Bitcoin transactions if not for the restrictions. I don't think people will want to risk dealing with Bitcoin if it will attract jail terms or huge fines.