Either you're a bitcoin zealot or not. If you're not a zealot and its just 'free money', there's nothing worth talking about.
If you're a true believer, you're right to make a new kind of 'fake' money because the old one has some bad rules sometimes.
The real believer has to think some part of: a central bank, JP Morgan, and VISA, are 'bad' for society, when we measure the value they contribute, compared to the value they extract.
From a tech perspective I think we can agree that's true for at minimum 1.5 out of 3 of them. ( 2.5% interchange charge, wtf. )
But if the line of thinking to use bitcoin requires a concept of "contribute/extract in a society", then bitcoin is a horrible and terrible thing to happen.
We've got a bunch of guys who've become incredibly wealthy, by doing almost nothing of impact. They could have worked as teachers, bridge engineers, build companies, or become VISA sales representative, and they would have contributed something to everyone they interact with.
bitcoin's ratio of "contribution" (wealth generation) vs wealth redistribution, are far worse than any other system it claims to be in a league with.
I'm not in favor of banning while i write this, but there is nothing worth celebrating its rise or to celebrate the people who rose with it, for the same reason you don't celebrate hereditary nobility.