Bitcoin has been announced since the day it was invented, and it will be suppressed by governments in the future and declared illegal currency. Is the basis, the further development of the currency will be in the interests of the threat to traditional monetary and ruler, not the rights to cryptography currency once governments announced that the currency is illegal, its price will produce volatile in the short term, and may even crash. At the same time, the government will force the bitcoin exchange to be shut down, so that bitcoin can only be sold in private, and its exchange capacity will be badly hit. Will the government ban bitcoin?
The thing about that, is two facts that cannot be changed.
1. Bitcoin is censorship resistant, because each full node contains an independent and complete copy of the blockchain.
2. The internet was created by the government, specifically to enable computer communications even when one or more nodes were removed.
This means two things, in order to stop bitcoin, every single full node will have to be simultaneously shut down from a network of billions of computers worldwide, running on a network specifically designed to continue operation without any possibility of disruption.
This property of bitcoin and the internet is actually caused by the extremely simple way in which computers communicate accross the internet. Since all internet activity is actually based on sending packets of arbitrary data from one IP to another, there is very little to absolutely nothing anyone can do to stop it. Especially when one considers the use of proxy servers.
It is historically commonplace for governments to make unreasonable laws, and it will always be the People's duty to stand up for what they believe in.