Yes, indeed, the government wants to control bitcoin, but don't forget that it is not run by one or two people and because of its decentralized nature, the government cannot interfere in the process. Governments may be able to control the exchanges that trade bitcoins but what about decentralized exchanges? The government certainly will not be able to control it.
But the government will not stop trying to control it by making regulations for crypto users and they may be required to fill out forms about the crypto they have on the exchange. But the government will find it difficult to find crypto data outside of the exchange because it is a private right to keep what they own. But again, the government will continue to try to find it and impose taxes on us.
Decentralized exchanges and decentralized finance is the number one enemy of the governments. You still have to find a way to turn your fiat into crypto and your crypto into fiat, so there will always be exchanges that work in that field and working together with the governments via KYC, but aside from that with the improvements of DEX and DeFi, we are really going to end up seeing things get a lot better in the long run for sure.But the government will not stop trying to control it by making regulations for crypto users and they may be required to fill out forms about the crypto they have on the exchange. But the government will find it difficult to find crypto data outside of the exchange because it is a private right to keep what they own. But again, the government will continue to try to find it and impose taxes on us.
This will prevent governments from interfering with our money, they have already taken so much and did so little with it, and I believe that we are going to really see regular people like us prosper thanks to this new technology.
