Yes, crypto has come a long way, Yes, the government sees the potential for crypto which is very rapid from year to year, I don't think it's difficult because there is friction in converting to fiat. That's why the government is firm about taking this, that's why taxes are implemented. I think Bitcoin is fair, not only for rich people but for all walks of life. For now of course we will survive, there is no need to leave, if we are aiming for price there is no harm in selling it, of course we are looking for a profit there.

Wrong. The obligation has always existed. If you buy something for one price and sell it for a higher one, the government will potentially want to charge you fees for it, it is another thing if there were no explicit regulations about it, but what has happened is normal. This sector has matured, more and more money is moving through it and consequently it has become more and more regulated and taxed.

Cryptoindustry has undergone changes and it was inevitable. This is the course of natural things. There used to be a free world of the wild west with its pros and cons. Do you remember how many scam projects there were and how many unsuccessful investors lost because of this? Sometimes freedom is tantamount to permissiveness, the consequences of which are unpleasant.

It was only a matter of time before regulators appeared in the industry and they want to control everything, just like in any other areas of activity. In part, they are powerless in the world of cryptocurrencies until you start moving your assets into the real (traditional) financial sector.

Taxes and KYC will become new components in the cryptosphere.

Regulation means recognition and acceptance by governments, which means that currencies will not disappear.

I would say that, for example, bitcoin (whole) will become a privilege not only of the rich, but perhaps only of corporations.

The share of the average person will be insignificant (ownership of satoshi, not whole bitcoin).

The whole thing with the government is happening through centralized exchanges. The regulations are all happening there. For instance if you login to some of these CEX from certain countries like the US, you’ll realize that they may have a special site based on government policies and stuff. But this isn’t the case with DEX because you don’t provide all those details about who you really are to trade there. 

the market shows strong holding meaning you are correct that people here still believes we are
not to dumping any time and with all this happening bitcoin is waiting for the right time making the bull ,
also considering that so much transaction fees now this is why most of us has no guts and power to
withdraw their funds because if they do? the profit that supposed to be for them will only go to the
Miners 

The fact that the government have made enough effort to try and control the money that comes in and out from crypto or at least regulate it, means bitcoin imposed a threat towards traditional banking and the fiat itself. The borderless transactions bitcoin offers eliminates the use of the 3rd party payment processors posses another threat to a lot of payment processing facilities and that all goes down to affect the government and the economy. 
So, that depends on how the people understands bitcoin, but most wealthy people are taking this opportunity to get even more wealthier and that's what separates them from the average people. 
It's not really difficult for someone to engage in crypto despite of the regulations and crypto banning if one is techy enough to by-pass these restrictions.

Well that’s expected seeing as how huge crypto has gotten. It has become so influential that the government took notice and realized just how big of an impact crypto has and can make in our lives.


I think there would be at least a little bit of people who be hesitant to go against the government and their regulations but I don’t think everyone would be so quick to leave crypto alone after it has proved itself to be profitable and useful.

The fact that government puts more effort into regulating crypto ecosystem means that they believe that a lot of money will be in this sphere in the close future. This isn't the same as it being objectively being true - the government could be wrong just like anyone else can be wrong.

There's still a chance that crypto will turn out to be a bubble similar to tulip bulbs. 10 years is not that long to proclaim that it's here to stay.

It's true, as you said, the development of crypto shows very positive things and is different from several years ago. Moreover, since Bitcoin EFT has been approved, more and more investors are entering the crypto world.
In line with this development and legality, it is actually appropriate if there is a tax on the transactions we make in crypto. However, everyone definitely wants low taxes, not as high as the taxes currently in effect.