Thank you for sharing that post, my friend. I believe that the distinction between governments attacking cryptocurrency versus Bitcoin specifically is vital to understanding the broader issues at play in the cryptocurrency industry.

While some governments and regulatory bodies may be hostile towards cryptocurrency as a whole, the decentralized and truly peer-to-peer nature of Bitcoin sets it apart from many other cryptocurrencies and makes it a particularly difficult target for regulatory action.

However, it's important to recognize that Bitcoin's success and adoption are still heavily influenced by the global regulatory environment in which it operates. Decisions made by governments and regulators can have a significant impact on the potential of Bitcoin for widespread adoption, and it's important for the Bitcoin community to engage with regulators and policymakers to educate them on the technology and advocate for sensible regulations that promote innovation and adoption while also protecting consumers.

Overall, I remain optimistic about the future of Bitcoin and the broader cryptocurrency industry, and I believe that by working together and engaging meaningfully with policymakers, we can help to shape a regulatory environment that promotes innovation, adoption, and decentralization.