And to that I'd say you're a bit retarded 😁
Do you understand anything, anything at all about computer networks, mass surveillance and the like?
Are you running your own electrum server? Probably not.
Are you connecting to an electrum server over Tor or Nym? Probably not.
So, in all likelihood, all your wallet addresses are already neatly mapped to your IP which is tied to your identity because you leak the whole thing every time you connect your wallet to the internet. And it only takes once.
Your argument is as "brilliant" as if there was a bunch of webcams inside your house and you think you're safe because I don't know your IP address. Yeah, I don't, but someone does.
Furthermore, imagine the cam streams are not encrypted. You boadt of being safe because I am not your ISP or the NSA so I can't easily intercept the data stream.
Fair, but you are missing the point. Your setup is badly designed. Why do you think every financial service runs behind TLS? So that people can't intercept it.
And here you are, singing like a proud ignorant cock, while you dig your own hole deeper and deeper with each transaction you make.
If nothing else, one day you will make a mistake, and because your transaction history is permanent, it can be RETROACTIVELY deanonymized when that day comes.
Honestly, all of this is so glaringly obvious that I find it more than a bit troublesome that there are people who can't see it. Turns out it's most of them, so at least you're in good company.
