My biggest concern is that someday the government might shutdown our local exchangers here just like what china did to it.
Shutting it down would mean that we will have a hard time to withdraw our bitcoin locally and we might use another 3rd party which might cost more.
Do not worry, even if your local government did that we are getting to a point in which bitcoin is going to be accepted in more places, depending on where you live this is a process that is already underway or that may need more time, but I think that it may take 10 years before we are going to get to the point where all the countries of the world become like Japan.
Yeah, not to worry. For years the government here also tries to force local exchangers to shut down, but then now we all find that they have moved to Yahoo IM, or now Whatsapp and Telegram, just putting up advertisements on P2P boards to get contact.
We are far behind Japan and US, but by the time we get to that stage, Bitcoin and crypto will be seen as mainstream and really, people in governments will not have a choice but to go with the flow. Governments will never give themselves a bad name with citizens so do not worry about losing your funds to them.
