Have you ever asked yourself why most governments and financial institutions are solidly against Bitcoin and its mass adoption? This is because they know how much they benefit from managing people’s finances, and knowing that the decentralized nature of Bitcoin and other crypto currencies removes that authority from their hands as puts it in the hands of the citizens and giving them full custody of their finances makes them feel threatened by this reality. Even with the across the border and international transfers, using the traditional banking system can be a lot more expensive, and the banks also use this method to extort people too. But Bitcoin makes it very convenient for everyone.
I am lucky enough to live in a country that has legalized Bitcoin, even though it is only a commodity asset, not as a means of payment. At least, I have the freedom to be involved in this crypto business without fear of government regulations, without having to do it secretly, to cashing it into a bank account.
Yes, even though finally there is also a fairly high return to the government, namely direct tax payments deducted from our transactions on local exchanges. But that's enough, hopefully one day the government can legalize Bitcoin as one of the legal shipping tools, it's just that this might be a bit difficult because it does have to change the law. So, let it be and flow as usual.