The government only makes laws, the obligations of its citizens follow and citizens also have other rights to invest in cryptocurrencies such as BTC where people will always look for other alternatives that are more comfortable in investing.
I think it is not anti-government, more precisely if I see that there are still many weaknesses in their thinking and slow to respond to technological developments and just wait and find where the weak points are, if they quickly know their potential, they will immediately join forces to immediately synergize. Whether all countries have smart leaders like Nayib Bukele certainly does not.
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Since bitcoin promotes mostly anti-government, banks, etc.
Not anti-government - anti-bank because they will be difficult to fight, we still need banks for daily transaction needs this has become the majority of uses in society that are impossible to eliminate.I am wondering; Do you trust bitcoin holders?
Obviously I believe in holding bitcoin over other assets, in essence investing in bitcoin hoping for better returns than other assets, Bitcoin has its own controls, there is freedom where people are free to transfer anywhere. 
I can't speak for others, but I'm a hodler and I'm not anti-government. I'm not even completely anti-bank.
However, there are so much to hate about how governments and banks work on the ground. And those are what I'm particularly against. That governments continuously devalue money to the detriment of ordinary people, for example, is something that everybody should be against. To protest against this doesn't necessarily mean to protest against the existence of a government.
That banks irresponsibly risk their clients' money in investments they alone choose and decide is something that every bank customer should be against. But to be against this doesn't necessarily mean going against the existence of banks.
However, there are so much to hate about how governments and banks work on the ground. And those are what I'm particularly against. That governments continuously devalue money to the detriment of ordinary people, for example, is something that everybody should be against. To protest against this doesn't necessarily mean to protest against the existence of a government.
That banks irresponsibly risk their clients' money in investments they alone choose and decide is something that every bank customer should be against. But to be against this doesn't necessarily mean going against the existence of banks.
Since bitcoin promotes mostly anti-government, banks, etc.
I am wondering; Do you trust bitcoin holders?
I am wondering; Do you trust bitcoin holders?
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