Here I thought you were serious because this is genuinely some of the people who are crypto/bitcoin enthusiasts sound like. I understand the 'love' for bitcoin to some extent. I am going to admit that it has definitely changed my life for the better and for that I am thankful but I don't think I can bring myself to commit things I would never do for the love of bitcoin especially if it will put me or my family in harm's way.

Everyone in the cryptocurrency world loves Bitcoin. I don't see Bitcoin as a bad thing because Bitcoin is a coin. In the future, Bitcoin will be a middleman of all. There will come a time when there will be nothing to imagine without Bitcoin.
There will be a time when bitcoins are declared illegal in their own country; even if they hold bitcoins, Babi will employ them secretly. The love for Bitcoin will never wane, no matter how many obstacles it faces.

If Bitcoin has been a source of income for you when you are in a country where there is so much hardship and every other thing you have tried is not working. My dear you wouldn't want anything to hinder your investment or whatever means you are using to make your money from Bitcoin. I can assure you that you will be willing to take drastic actions so that you won't jeopardize your source of income, or you won't make it vulnerable for anyone even the government to tamper it. Perhaps you may be young, and you may not understand this because you do not have a family or severe responsibility in hands. When you come up to that level you will know that where you earn is worth taking hard actions no if anyone jokes with it.

1. Arrested because of dealing with Bitcoin? If they would really be able to trace it up then good luck but we do know that this isnt something that could really be that possible not unless
if you are really that a fan on making huge transactions on centralized exchanged platforms on which its KYC verified then its an another story.

2. Migrating into other place just because your country is really that investing to bitcoin and having that kind of prohibition or restriction?
It would really be just that a hassle thing for such consideration.

3. When it comes on helping your family members then it would really be just that depending on you. If you are someone whose really that stone cold
when it comes to situations or someone whose in need then you wont really be having that care and just that simply reject or ignore such condition
but for me i cant be able to resist specially if its inside the family which needs up help.

That is exactly why they are not making it illegal, don't you think a nation who has their own currency, would make their currency weaker by allowing another currency to be legal there to be used? Of course they would, but they realized long time ago that if they put time and effort into making people stop using it, they could just tax it and make an income. This is as simple as that, they just realized that taxing and getting money from people is just a much better option.

This is why my nation not only allows you to invest into it and hold it, but allows you to accept it as payment too, not in some crypto way, not a special thing, you can accept dollar, euro, yuan, whatever foreign currency if you want to sell for that, and same goes for crypto in a manner.

Too big fear when you want to make an investment will make you lose the opportunity to reach the stage of financial freedom. While other people have been going so far for investment problems in Bitcoin as long as they have the ability to buy. Investment in Bitcoin can be run anonymously and no one knows if you can keep it a secret and most importantly the security that needs to be improved. Moving other countries is not easy because we cannot get citizenship easily, except only moving as people who do not settle and there are many arrangements that we must pay for permission to live there.

Simple because we live not always to rely on investment but sensitive to the environment around the surrounding is also needed let alone related to helping family members. The purchase process using DCA can be applied in accordance with financial capabilities and if for the planned week cannot be purchased then we can take the opportunity in the following week.

Sometimes, when I enthusiastically talk about purchasing altcoins, people assume I don't like Bitcoin. In reality, I believe the timing for investing in altcoins and Bitcoin differs. Bitcoin tends to perform better in the early stages of the market, especially during a bear market. Currently, it's an optimal time to invest in new and undervalued coins. Bitcoin remains the leader in the crypto market and sets the tone for market speculation.

If the government want to arrest people that are into bitcoin and send us to jail, I will happily continue my bitcoin investment and trading in the prison. After all bitcoin doesn't require a special environment to be traded. Unless we won't have access to our mobile devices in the prison yard. But if they give a particular date before they start hunting people down, I will gladly relocate to a nearby country that's bitcoin friendly and reside there. There is no faking it, my love for bitcoin is very deep. In as much as I love my country, I won't sacrifice  bitcoin for my country. Half of what bitcoin has done for me my country hasn't done it for me.

On your second question, I will never use my investment money and give to anyone who said he/she has a financial challenges. It's just like a farmer who has eaten his seed before the planting season. When the harvesting season will come he won't have anything to harvest because he didn't plant because he has eaten his seed. That relative should go and look for money elsewhere, if my investment brings profits tomorrow, I will help him and pay the debt from the profit I will make. If I give him my investment money, both of us will be poor and nobody will help me tomorrow, so it's better to sacrifice one than lose two at a time.

Bitcoin gives a measure of freedom that's all. Love isn't attached to it because it's something inanimate. Bitcoin can hardly even make you rich these days so it's nothing special except to early adopters.

You are right that government officials tend to be slick when it comes to matters like these. They know what they need to do so that they can benefit from something if they aren't able to get rid of it. Now, suppose they can see that they aren't able to completely eradicate the use of cryptocurrencies among their people. In that case, they will think of regulating them and taxing people who use them instead of trying to keep them away from them.

In our country, so far, they are hesitant to do it, there is no clear ruling about cryptocurrencies or their usage but the State Bank have ordered banks and  other financial institutions to not allow transactions related to cryptocurrencies, so whenever a transaction such as that is found or suspected, the account is blocked and the funds are confiscated.

I'm sure this will change, but it is going to take some time though.