Crypto Privacy and Public Blockchains
Why blockchain addresses are not the same as anonymous identities.
Many public blockchains make transaction data visible to anyone who can inspect the network. An address may not contain a person’s name, but activity can sometimes be linked through public records, exchange data or other information.
Good privacy habits
Avoid publishing wallet addresses unnecessarily, review permissions granted to applications, and understand what information a service collects before using it.
Educational note: Digital assets involve risk. This article is general information, not financial, legal or tax advice.
