The government also makes regulations so they can see the bad people in the crypto space. This is why they have mandated anyone interested in crypto to pass their KYC as done by the banks to be able to identify each customers so that once you violate the rules and regulations set aside, they can identify you without going much stress but that's not what crypto stand for.
The way institutional investors want crypto to go mainstream, it is highly possible but there is no way it will be possible without accepting the terms and conditions of the government and that is the only way to crypto to reach every corner of the world.
Well, this reminds me of many mistakes I made in the past. I used to believe that blockchain and crypto would change the world and I needed to keep my information private because blockchain aims for decentralization and anonymity. That's why I didn't do KYC on any CEXs in 2017 and 2018. As a result, I missed the opportunity to sell many tokens at a good price, and when I realized the problem, my account had decreased by 90% due to the crypto winter and I couldn't do anything to save it.
Governments will always find ways to regulate markets, including the crypto market. They have enough ways to prevent or limit negative issues that may arise in this market and we have to get used to them. In the end, if the government has accepted crypto and we decide to seek profits from crypto, we also have to play by the government rules.