I don't think so... Governments are vigilant with all this industry, so I don't believe this will go on much further. They will certainly find a way of taxing Bitcoin and all the other cryptos
It does not matter if the government is vigilant or not,
there is no way to taxing you directly in bitcoin unless they change the code of bitcoin and the miners accept he change, which is not going to happen and if for some reason it happen we will just move to another coin that does not
The tax system doesn't work this way (as you seem to mean it)
They still can adopt a law according to which every transaction can be taxed (say, you will have to pay 1% of the transacted amount). Will it count as directly taxing Bitcoin? I guess that certainly will as long as they have tools (and they do have such tools) which allow them to catch you and make you pay this tax or put you in jail if you disagree. If you still disagree, think about, for example, an income tax. If someone has successfully evaded this tax in the past (and continues to evade), does it mean that income earned is not taxed directly?