The state could try to convience you to give out an "official" bitcoin adress
By "convince" you mean threaten with punishment (caging, ruin, death), right?
No, I mean really convice.
No, I really don't think you mean "convince".
You're talking about governments. Governments don't "convince". They threaten with punishment.
Here is an illustrated difference between convincing and what governments do:
- Convincing: Hey mate, can I have your Bitcoin address? No? Well, here's an argument. Still no? OK. No problem, carry on.
- What governments do: Hey mate, can I have your Bitcoin address? No? Well, here's some papers with orders. Still no? OK. Five years in a cage for resisting the orders in the papers.
Do you see what I mean now?
Of course can and will the state force you to reveal at least one adress. But how will they force you to give them all of your adresses you're dealing with?
If theres a way to force you in compliance a state will do so. But I don't see how in this case.