There are a few things to consider when it comes to regulations:
- If people use huge amounts of crypto, they already have provided their KYC for more withdrawals.
- No one can entirely regulate bitcoin, there are mixers and other ways to deal with that.
- Not every one knows how to be anonymous, especially when they use passwords like '12347890' or lame ass passwords like that. If people can't secure their passwords, how do you expect them to be anonymous.
- People mistake privacy to be equal to hiding something(look at
this post). If you want to be private, that means you do illegal stuff and sell weed for a living.
- If people want to be anonymous, they can use decentralized exchanges, they are not a thing yet, but let the regulation impact kick in, they would be better than binance.
- Regulation was always expected. Did anyone seriously expect exchanges like bittrex and poloniex, the top exchanges at one time to keep their users trading without any "regulative measures"?
- One can have two options, atleast at the moment: Either they follow up on the regulations or be anonymous by using mixers, TOR, decentralized services. The latter is not easy to do/maintain but is possible. One has to be smart on a whole new level to be anonymous. For average people, the former is better. You people also have lives, being anonymous won't be your thing because you'd be doing it wrong.