partly true OP.

It all depends on how we conduct our crypto dealings for example:

Buying a hardware wallet - Trezor and Nano require a postal address and how we pay
for the goods has to be considered.

Buying and trading in Crypto - in almost all cases we either have to complete KYC or AML
checks. We have to supply photo I.D.

The opportunities to conduct our business anonymously are becoming less and less but
I agree that Crypto being unregulated can offer a degree of control outside a countries authority
but unfortunately the vast majority of people have yet to realise this.