Well without a doubt yes, as if you really do think about it Bitcoin is able to survive and thrive (to an extent) due to the fact that the internet isn't restricted. Who knows what would happen if ISP's would force you to pay to use certain sites, such as Coinbase, Bittrex, etc.

Banks could even pay to stop users from using these sites. Who knows what would happen in the world when the internet isn't really free.

But without a doubt it would affect Bitcoin.

Net Neutrality will affect how the entire internet works. Its effects on Bitcoin doesn't seem to have been thoroughly discussed, but I'm sure there could be effects.

ISPs could charge you extra for accessing crypto exchanges or even block them outright, for example, or even block Bitcoin transactions at the protocol level. In a nutshell, your ISP will be able to pretty much be able to do whatever it wants, and charge extra for whatever it wants. They probably won't, because such actions could end up hurting their bottom line, but it still wouldn't be a good idea to give them that much power.

I mean I think it's less of a problem of infighting with Bitcoin, as we're really just chump change when it comes to the amount of money that these financial services (banks and such) move every day. So if they want to, with net neutrality in a state of being lost they'd be able to go in for the kill shot with Bitcoin without much issue at all -- all they need to do is pay the ISP's for actually delivering on this kill.

I really don't think this administration is going to go away with this though, I just can't see it happening.

Does it mean that everybody will be affected? Not only the US but the rest of the world?

I think losing Net Neutrality is just sad, I mean we need to pay for sites so we can access them. But I think it will not affect bitcoin really but the sites that we access when we are doing our trading. A lot of sites are available online to trade our cryptos and so I think we will be having a lot of payments to do just to access those sites.

Losing net neutrality means that bitcoin can be reduced to a currency that can be manipulated by individuals, which is clearly different from decentralization.

I guess there could be benefits.  Generally speaking reducing the Governments power over commerce is a good thing.  In markets where their is competition (large metropolitan areas) between telecommunications we may see a price reduction.

There is no way this will not affect the bitcoin because having read on this subject matter, it takes away everything that internet stands for. It then means we have gone 10 years backward to the path of freedom and the moment that is threatened, bitcoin is threatened and I cannot but think that there is an element of attack against bitcoin from all of this.

The moment they can do that, it then means that Internet Service Providers can either decide to ban users from visiting all sites relating to bitcoin and its related services and at this time, most blockchain projects, have not been developed to the point where they can provide their own internet.

Yes net neutrality would affect bitcoins as it is not completely legal yet.
The Banks n Government might restrict users from accessing BTC sites