Well, as long as you are aware that CoinsBank record everything they can about you, from your real name, address, date of birth, IP addresses, etc., through to your crypto addresses, transactions, and holdings, and share that information with governments, law enforcement, marketing companies, third party merchants, banks, data harvesting and processing companies, and anyone else they like, as per their exhaustive privacy policy here: https://coinsbank.com/privacy.

I will never understand people who don't have a problem with such a complete and total invasion of their privacy.

Anonymity is only possible if you use cryptocurrency in the correct way to give yourself anonymity. The way you use cryptocurrency - via a third party custodial web wallet who shares or sells your data to anyone they like - gives you less privacy than if you used fiat.