I don't think just these two examples qualify as the Government planing a crackdown on cryptocurrencies. For the Swedens Government moving towards criminalizing mining in their country, we have other countries that have made it a booming part of their economy e.g El Salvador. And for the US to do Blockchain surveillance, I will see it as a step in the right direction, and let's not forget that Blockchain technology is no longer only restricted to crypto space, it is been used or intended for other sectors of the economy and the US Government move might just reduce the criminals that exist in the crypto Blockchain space if there is proper surveillance and I think its a positive step. 

In recent days more countries have revealed plans of having their own cryptocurrency. This doesn't make sense, atleast the country should create its own platform or just develop over the available platform. For this, they just digitise the monetary system and make it digital/cryptocurrency of the country. These are some useless ways to spend people's money on unnecessary development that won't make big changes.

This are challenges to the growth of bitcoin,still bitcoin will grow to unexpected results.
One shouldn't be much worried about this, although all of this moves by government retards the growth of bitcoin, deceleration of the bitcoin Price likewise.
Bitcoin is evolving, it's trending, government should simply adapt to this rather than push them too far.

Right. This is what the government's mostly do. If they think they can't totally ban crypto, then they resort on planning for crypto crackdown which i think won't really be happening. But we should not worry about this because crypto is now becoming inevitable no matter how the government try to stop it. They may have the full control on their citizens but when it comes to bitcoin and its blockchain technology, it will never be controlled by any entity or group. As long as bitcoin remains to be decentralized, then it will always be uncontrolled by the government.

If it is true that there are government who can crack down on cryptocurrencies, it may have been done a long time ago. If any country planned
that now, it's obvious the country's government is just bluffing or they don't really understand cryptocurrencies. Because after all no one can
interfere with the crypto process on the blockchain. There have been various ways crypto haters have done to make crypto die, but until now
crypto is still growing and cannot be stopped. Instead of being an enemy of crypto, why not try to accept crypto, so government can get
the benefits of crypto. I also hope many countries are not too harsh on crypto, because crypto is not bad, It must even be admitted that since
the existence of crypto, many people have helped the economy after using crypto to make money.

People who engage in crypto wish that the government is not too harsh or even banning the crypto because that will not give a chance for their people to use the benefit from the crypto itself. I just think that if the government can work together with crypto by regulating the use of crypto for their people, they will not have a difficulty and will get a chance to have additional resources that can help their finances. Maybe they can gather the data of people who use crypto and see how crypto can help them make money.

I believe the government actually knows crypto can bring a lot of benefits, but they are too embarrassed to admit it. That's why we find most
countries are neutral towards crypto, which limits the use of crypto to only digital assets. While those that actually ban crypto are not many
countries that do it, therefore I am very grateful that my country does not prohibit the use of crypto. And I also believe that slowly countries
that ban crypto will change their minds, because there are already several countries that initially banned it, but now it has started to open up
to crypto. But it would be better if more countries could do what El Salvador is already doing, that's the hope of the crypto community around the world.

The government won't stop crypto but rather take control of it. And that is why they will implement strict rules and discourage people to invest in crypto because they failed to control it.

In the situation where we hear about FUDs, bad news, or anything that ruins the market, we feel bad and sometimes get emotional but if we trust crypto (especially Bitcoin), that seems everything going fine and makes us calm. That is simple, I don't make those things a big deal, instead, I just ignore them.

^ It seems like China, is that right?
I don't know, maybe they will get tired soon and stop chasing with BTC. Because if BTC will crackdown is just us the holders, if we believe them they are the winner, if we will ignore them, they will not succeed. No one can stop BTC and we know that and I think there is nothing to worry about because FUD is just a FUD and nobody believes it.

I don't think this is a bad thing, they'll likely try monitoring the crime associated with Bitcoin, rather than cracking down on Bitcoin itself. We all know that there's a lack of legislation with Bitcoin due to its nature, and I think monitoring services for fraud, exit scams, and all the other various scams that exist is a good thing. It might actually benefit Bitcoin in the long run, if we're able to start preventing as many scams from happening, since it will legitimize Bitcoin in the public's eye as well as the news sources which would be incredibly important for adoption.

Cracking down on mining, I'm not sure what they're implying by that. I'm assuming it will be looking at who is mining, and who isn't declaring tax. Again, isn't a terrible idea, and should benefit Bitcoin rather than hurt it. Where ever we can legitimize Bitcoin, without compromising users privacy I think is a benefit.