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Of course, the problem for Bitcoin hodlers is if banks/govts respond to Bitcoin by being more reasonable, it's hard to compete with fiat for many use-cases...
Sadly, (albeit good for Bitcoin), they are unlikely at least in the near future to respond to mere competition. The power trip from controlling centralized digital money is just too addictive to forego for the sake of mere profit.
They can freeze and seize small-b bitcoin, not the remaining large-B Bitcoin that is still held properly. We already have this problem with people who naively trust today's centralized exchanges, treating buying bitcoin the same as buying Bitcoin. Very different beasts.
Centralized Banking: The race to the bottom.
This is also something that I have thought about. The analogy is an investor disclosing a large short position in a company and publicizing the reason for it. Then company over time enacts policies that correct the shenanigans that got the investor shorting it in the first place.
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