
Introduced in 2008, Bitcoin has since produced its fair share of controversy and news. Amongst this, there has been widespread adoption of Bitcoin, amongst other cryptocurrencies, which has, in turn, brought with it a whole host of complexities and challenges.
One such challenge is the relationship between global governments and cryptocurrencies, in particular, Bitcoin, with complex and ever-evolving issues. Although some countries have embraced the integration of Bitcoin, others have been more cautious about the intricacies involved. With that in mind, let’s take a look at some of the reasons why governments are wary of Bitcoin.