Yes, and so much of that possibility really comes down to education. Those that see the potential of crypto must let people hear what we have to say about it than they're hearing from the scavengers of crypto. (see my reply to Nathen on that.)

If crypto becomes associated with nothing but a Vegas/ponzi mentality, the public will support the government restricting it. But if it becomes associated with freedom and control over one's own money, then the people will fight the government restricting access to it.