I saw this comment on a certain audio app today, and I was actually quite moved. Many people's prejudice against BTC still remains on its early assumptions of "being a currency" and "promoting black production". But today's BTC is no longer a thing to buy coffee. It is more like a digital gold, an asset that hedges against inflation and resists censorship. Not every country needs it, but in some extreme environments, it can indeed leave people a way out.
As for "as long as the five permanent members join forces to ban it", it sounds like a fantasy of technocrats. The reality is that the United States not only did not ban it, but also took the lead in launching an ETF. It is not a black-and-white moral judgment at all, but part of a geo-financial game.
Why is BTC rising? It's not because humans have become bad, but because the world has really changed. If you want to eliminate BTC, you might as well reflect on why so many people would rather believe in it.
