I completely agree that no company, regardless of how they market themselves or their products, can offer us complete privacy when it comes to financial transactions. The laws and regulations that govern these companies obligate them for KYC procedures or at least a controlled business every user registers personally.

The Wabisabi approach you mention seems like a viable option towards increasing individual users' privacy while using cryptocurrencies. Maximizing randomness/permissionless properties is truly beneficial in this case as the emerging models really don't leave any identifying tendencies on record. Coinjoin practices are proof of benefiting personal monetary privacy interests seeking safe transactions without intervention thus outsmarting AML regulators., moving forward to our dream to encourage everyone to use cryptocurrency.

It's encouraging coming across proactive measures seeking maximum anonymity from different parts in the community.