Thanks for the objective outlook in regards to whether or not cryptocurrency can be stopped. Government regulations and other factors will surely increase as cryptocurrency becomes more popular but isn't it also the case that this will put cryptocurrency more in the public eye and support its further use? With the rise of platforms such as coinbase and gemini, cryptocurrencies are currently in a very comfortably legal status in the US. Countries such as Japan have embraced crypto greatly - it's going to be interesting to see the market effects of countries increasing regulation, but as of now I do agree with the notion that it can't be stopped. Thanks for the enlightening read - resteemed and followed :)
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Thanks for the resteem and glad you enjoyed it. I think the more popular cryptocurrency becomes, and the more it becomes ingrained into our society the less we need to worry about over regulation, or a straight up ban. One of the great things about platforms like Steemit is it's introducing a lot of new people into the cryptocurrency ecosystem.