One of the main flags in crypto industry during its beginning was privacy. However, as adoption went on, and more people came into crypto industry, privacy ceased being an essential attribute to become an eccentricity. Even crypto adopters started defending regulations as something good and necessary, what sounds contradicting, because what is the purpose of cryptocurrencies then if they are going through the same route they were created to become an alternative to?
It's pointless, but at the current point, there is little to do, as most services here (and the most trusted ones) are already regulated, and therefore, don't respect your privacy in anyways.
To live a private life as a crypto trader or investor is the best you can ever do. It also includes being private with your gambling lifestyle. It is not supposed to be always and on everything though but at least it’s important to learn a low key lifestyle because it helps in your mental health and healing when you are broken. The only disadvantage of doing so again is that if you want to live such a private life, you must be very disciplined and careful about your decisions.
Bitcoin which is like the father of all cryptocurrencies started privately before it later got a more wider and public attention as well as adoption but all these were done privately until when it was mature enough to go out to the public. The same thing should be applicable to you whenever you set out for a goal. Until that goal gets to a certain an clear point, it is not meant to be disclosed but rather nurtured.
For example if you are a gambler and you are winning in your gambling games and have also built a solid discipline, then try and remain private and only share knowledge where necessary but if you realize you are battling with an addiction or something alike, you should open your mouth and talk to people that can come to your aid.
