Yeah, I'm one of those who would deny it; not all the benefits of crypto will work when they lose one of their supporting elements. Not everyone can create a fully self-sufficient facility. This is especially true if your government limits your space for innovation and independence.
Definitely agreeable. If the internet is completely taken off, I don't think it will be much use. Majority of people depends on these government provided network systems to operate. Considering the cost and energy such private facilities might incure, people won't have second thoughts about using crypto in times of war. I'm still trying to understand if the report was made as a positive review about crypto or a negative bash, trying to inform the government about other means people were able to get their assets across borders.
This is what crypto can do but most people are still in denial about the benefits of crypto. When I talk to people about bitcoin specifically, they always assume that its separation from what we are used to is dangerous. That the privacy and efficiency it offers is a bad thing.
It's simply, don't listen to people's opinions. Everyone can't always be positive about bitcoin. Most of them just lack simple knowledge about it.
There is a truth that until now there are still many who do not understand Bitcoin, though most of them have heard of Bitcoin, and it is not really good for them; instead, when they hear it or talk about it, only one thing always comes to their mind, and that is that it is a scam.
That is why as long as there is internet, in my opinion, the existence of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies will not disappear, but once the government removes the internet, everyone will be affected; even the government will be affected because everyone will go back to the manual.