Even with multiple wallets, the point is the same that your Bitcoin address is tied to your complete transaction history and account balance. Your Bitcoin addre

Even with multiple wallets, the point is the same that your Bitcoin address is tied to your complete transaction history and account balance. Your Bitcoin address is just an alias for your real identity. If (or once) your Bitcoin alias is tied to you, you have zero privacy. Through public meta-analysis you can get a pretty clear picture of the spending habits and maybe even location of a Bitcoin address. Or, a purchase of a physical product where you give your home address and your Bitcoin address and your alias is linked to your actual home (albeit in the records of a 2nd party). But still, it's not hard to imagine how non-private Bitcoin is. And following someone to BofA doesn't exactly give you much if any information about them. Even if I gave you my checking account number (which is on all my checks), you still can't go and access my financial records without doing something illegal.