Yes we are just trying to make things easier, but this does not like governments who consider ease of moving and storing money a punishable crime so you can't own bitcoin in a country that doesn't allow it, you have to keep it in your wallet until it becomes legal or sell it in Another country and you bring paper money to your country, there will come a day sooner or later all governments will accept Bitcoin against their will but until that day we can do nothing illegal at the moment.
Government would always be hating bitcoin or something that in related with anonymity and decentralization which is totally opposing on things that they do really like to see.
As a citizen who do live out on a country which does restrict nor prohibit bitcoin use or crypto as a whole then you wont really be having no options or choice but to deal
with it because they are the ones who do make out laws or rules which means that its better to be safe rather than make yourself caught and be fucked up.
Somehow you could still deal with crypto in anonymous ways which is the pro's on dealing with it, it doesnt need any permission and you could still
make out some involvement.