However, this is changing with time since more and more people are investing in the crypto world since they are able to see past all this negativity which is a good thing.
I think you're right. I lose track of which generation is which, but the way I see it is that it's the old farts running the show now who are the ones trying to suppress crypto (although it would have been nice had OP given some specific examples), while it's the zoomers(?) and Gen Z'ers(?) destined to bring crypto into the world like a seasoned midwife.
Bitcoin has already been around for almost an entire new generation to come into being (right?), so it's kind of still early and the farts still hold power and their prejudices. It's going to be a few years yet until those young people who knew of bitcoin from the time they could understand what money is get into politics and start booting the farts out on their asses--if they don't kick the bucket first.
And as I understand it from my reading of crypto history (consisting of exactly two books and zillions of posts on this forum), politicians and average people used to be far more anti-crypto in the early days than they are now. There used to be US senators calling for bans on bitcoin if I'm not mistaken, and if it weren't for the lobbying done by the Winklevoss twins and some other prominent personalities with more than a little bit of influence, those gray-haired, bag-bellied, bloated old gasbags would have had their way. Think what you may of the twins and Roger Ver and Charlie Shrem, but it looks to me like they did some good for crypto back when most people didn't even know about it.
Outhouses for indoor toilets.
Betcha that dilemma wasn't causing rifts within families or politicos to tilt the nonsense spout to its maximum pouring angle.