I also have to agree because I don't see bitcoin as something that may combat corruption, but it is a tool that may encourage corruption such as how money is. In ways, it may be used to avoid acts of corruption or encourage it such as money laundering and other illegal activities. It ultimately would depend on the user and their values and morals. It's the same with money - it may be used for corruption but its up to the user.

1.Bitcoin has no centre to attack. There is no single organisation or person that controls Bitcoin and transactions don't go through a central clearing house there is really no way a regulator can stop people from downloading Bitcoin wallets and sending each other bitcoins. If there we to block all the websites that people can download Bitcoin wallets from, new ones will come up and some people will compile their own wallets from source code - Bitcoin is like Bittorrent is that respect. If they shut down theses internet, people will send each other Bitcoin via SMS and if they shut down the electricity supply, people will use solar and battery-powered solutions
2.secondly,if government try to ban , it will make it more popularize among those ones too who are not known of it,making individuals to explore it and finding new ways to grab something out of it

As long as your pay taxes on Bitcoin then it is always legal but in some countries, the government will set some rules about the transaction limits. If we reach more than that we have to pay taxes to the government otherwise Bitcoin exchanging is always illegal.

I think the society is aware to the problem called Poverty for the longest time now, I think its been a problem since in the middle ages or something. They always have this so called statuses, like highborn or commoner and all stuffs like that. So basically, poverty is a status; not just a problem but also a status. I mean if you would look closely, they've been like this, making so called tiers to the society.

I personally keep it at my bedroom. I've got a small mining rig of 4 msi gtx 1060 cards which are sitting on the other side to my bed.
They just have two fans and don't make much noise. They've been a few months with me so I don't mind them any more.

Since winter is coming I don't get bothered with them and even in the summer just a fan was enough for me since I live in a tower and leave windows open for most of the time.

I really can't figure anywhere else. That's the only place I have since there's no garage and balcony isn't safe from rain.

Tax evasion is not a thing if they give punishment to the evaders, it's not just light punishment but the heaviest one, then the citizens will forcefully reporting their profit, or wealth from bitcoin so that government can tax them.
since blockchain is really transparent about every transactions going on, it doesn't make sense if they scared of it.

OP, I know where you're coming from, but all of these price projections are based on past information.  This is the whole reason why I don't subscribe to technical analysis--you're looking at past price movements and hoping(!) that patterns repeat themselves.  And they most often do not.

Look at the list of all the richest stock market investors.  None of them got their billions of dollars by looking at charts.  None of them are technical analysts--they usually employ fundamental analysis, like Warren Buffet.  That tells me that TA doesn't work.  So we can hope bitcoin is headed to $10,000 or more, and it might be, but you can't tell from those charts.

Your idea of having a currency which allows anybody arround the world to buy and sell using bitcoin is good. I think its happening already, we can see it where different people are offering diferrent service and goods.  Seeing how bitcoin works now, I think bitcoin is pretty good functioning along side with other currencies. I  think we can already call bitcoin  as "world currency" . But we are still on the process on making bitcoin available to all kinds of commodities, we cant rush it to happen. It is now under the development, then I think the countries part is to take their action how to apply tax with their people using bitcoin. Regulation is the part of the government to make the economy better alongside with bitcoin.

Bitcoin is strong we all knew that. But I haven't heard news or rumors about disappearance of bitcoin and I think China just admit that bitcoin cannot be stop or either disappear, so probably it is not true. And for me, we bitcoin user and bitcoin is bigger than everyone else, so nothing can really stop bitcoin.

One point that I believe Mike Maloney needs to focus more on, is the addition of Cryptos, IE BTC and others, into his basket of face haven assets. Gold and Silver truly do have their place, but should now share a portion of that space with Cryptos. Diversification is good.