Quote from: Royse777 on Today at 10:44:57 AM

Yeah, I know that part but using the TOR is at-least the first step of keeping the location anonymous. It matters for me.

You probably know that, but it should be emphasized that anonymity will not come only from the fact that someone starts using TOR or VPN at some point, and before that he used that same crypto wallet with his public IP address. If someone wants to be anonymous than the best solution is to run your own server, and have all the coins anonymized in some way - or to create a brand-new wallet that connects to Electrum servers exclusively via TOR, and to break the connection with all previous transactions/coins by using a mixer.

Of course, the whole thing loses its meaning if you make a transaction out of such a wallet that can identify you, exactly what has already been written by odolvlobo.

As for the Electrum server in particular, anyone can make them, so we can assume that a certain percentage of those that exist certainly have some bad intentions - we saw this in the case of exploiting a vulnerability that allowed attackers to send phishing messages through legitimate wallets.