this is how it works in the united states:

Under the law, no one can be required to disclose any information, whether verbal or written, that was confidentially exchanged within the following relationships:

husband and wife
lawyer and client
doctor and patient, and
religious advisor and advisee (although this privilege is often referred to as "priest-penitent," it applies more generally to any confidential conversation between a member of the clergy of a recognized religion and a person seeking spiritual counsel).

Thing is that doesn't stop someone from suing you and then their lawyer begins a discovery process to uncover all of your assets. And you might be required to provide a list of all your assets including any cryptocurrency holdings. But there seems to be some grey area about that where courts have ruled one way in one situation and another way in another...

So dont forget about protecting yourself from stupid lawsuits they can happen at any time some may be valid others may be not!  but how you would go about that i'm not too sure.