Bitcoin is inherently censorship-resistant and unaffected by borders, so banning in any given country will have minimal effect on its usefulness as a savings me

Bitcoin is inherently censorship-resistant and unaffected by borders, so banning in any given country will have minimal effect on its usefulness as a savings mechanism unless it’s banned ~everywhere and regulatory arbitrage becomes too inefficient. First-world governments that are relatively constrained in what they are allowed to do to their citizens may be unable to ban Bitcoin even if they wanted to.