There are no new ideas, maybe it should be the same as people's opinions ^{[goods and services].} Its main purpose is as a currency and payment system so that adoption depends only on the legality of a country and the wishes of the people themselves. For example in El Salvador, bitcoin is legal as a means of payment but there are still many people there who do not adopt it as a means of payment for any reason.

However, if a country wants to legalize and adopt it, it can help increase public confidence in financial institutions that have a bad image from the point of view of transparency and system scam, including banks. Integrity and trust can be better if bitcoin is adopted as a payment system and all that is contained in the innovations that exist in bitcoin.

Governments can't control bitcoin, but they do manage to control bitcoin users by regulation. Then from there the government also succeeded with its tax rules against bitcoin users where it made the most sense to apply when the government did not prohibit trading or mining. Regulations between countries regarding bitcoin of course vary and the same applies to tax rules. India has a higher tax percentage than my country, but bitcoin is still not legal as a means of payment. That's the problem, they want profit while they don't support freedom and adoption which can somehow be construed as bullshit.


Even without adoption and legality, you can own bitcoins with a good level of privacy which the P2P marketplace will help. Decentralized exchanges like Bisq can also help you maintain your privacy, these are exchanges that do not require you to register. Then later if you want to remove traces or obscure transaction traces, the mixer can also be used as a follow-up effort so that your privacy can be better.

Bitcoin adoption is inevitable, like fighting against the win.  To put it better, like to Borg said- "Resistance is futile".  It's not that Bitcoin is imposing but rather it offers a better, clear alternative to the inflationary status quo.

but for governments who are not pro with bitcoin, this will be a threat. The adoption of bitcoin will change all the systems they regulate and control completely. With the adoption of bitcoin they (the government) cannot exercise full control, this is the reason some governments are reluctant to adopt and only provide standard regulation for bitcoin.

The adoption of bitcoin will indeed have a positive impact, namely increasing the interest of crypto investors, but behind it will be a lot of work.
Currently bitcoin is only used as a commodity tool and is still side by side with Fiat.

only the country of el-salvador is able to fully adopt bitcoin and even continue to develop it to the point of wanting to build a Bitcoin City.

Acceptance of bitcoin will be easy when people understand exactly why they need it and how it can be applied in everyday life. Now, for most of the population, bitcoin is something unknown and too risky. Someone uses it as an investment tool, but does not use it to pay for services and goods. Adoption cannot be carried out artificially, everything must develop in its own way, as we see it is a long and difficult journey.

I believe with time people will understand what bitcon is all about, but it might take time but definitely people will understand that bitcon is more than but buying and holding. Currently some companies are already accepting bitcon as payment method and am sure some people will be making payment with bitcoin, but we don't just expect everybody to be using it all at once but with time the number of companies accepting bitcon and the amount of people spending it will definitely increase.

Bitcoin is not a new cryptocurrency and it is not a new thing to us and the general public. Bitcoin had been in existence for long and when we look and the rather of adoption, more people are joining the Bitcoin network everyday which makes it a unique project. I know many are still yet to learn about Bitcoin which is the reason why we need to pass the good news around.

Looking at the way the Bitcoin market and the entire crypto market is growing, in few years coming there will be more adopters of Bitcoin with more users joining it.

I would like to clarify some things for you, Bitcoins as a whole is not really a new concept or a new currency since it was invented back in 2009, I do think that the concept is quote old, stable and established.
Other than that there are few things more that we have to consider, them being *Bitcoins is not a legal tender in many countries which does not mean that you cannot hold it or trade bitcoins against your local currency* Being a legal tender is very different from being " Illegal " as a whole therefore at the end of the day I do believe you might to give your current government the benefit of doubt and hope for the best for the future of cryptocurrencies in your country. Hold bitcoins, have an international bank account as well, what I do know is, no matter what, Bitcoins can eventually form a strong connection within the constraints of currently legality, you just have to be extremely careful while sales/purchase.

With the growing trend in NFT, blockchain and crypto, the future of bitcoin does seem promising. Governments also seem to be warming up to implementing crypto in certain systems. Also, while most consumers do not now see the benefit of paying with cryptocurrencies, this situation may change as more businesses begin to accept them. Purchasing goods or services with bitcoin is probably still a long way from being a suitable financial decision. Still, increased institutional adoption could lead to more applications for regular consumers and have an effect on cryptocurrency pricing.