Indeed, the anonymity and privacy of Bitcoin is one of its defining features that has attracted many people to it. While there may be those who view it as a tool for criminal activities, its benefits far outweigh its potential misuse. As you mentioned, there are likely those who have become incredibly wealthy due to their early investments in the Bitcoin space, while keeping their wealth outside of scrutiny from authorities and large institutions.

However, it is important to note that transparency will inevitably increase across more robust centralized crypto exchanges – such exchanges undergoing consistent audits to ensure IL-KYC-compliance with regularly published reports 😃💡 new levels of security can greatly aid users create greater expectations in terms overall value given deployment speed/secured-legitimacy not just hype/values.

Enforcing strict compliance measures does not erode privacy - but having these widely assumed within an online market space triggers increased confidence incentives/norm formation for transparent engagement based upon regulated cybersecurity disclosure & authentication frameworks/objectives - thereby creating an exciting migration path towards social consumption 👀 .

It will still remains possible preserve individual anonymity where one can effectively purchase/trade digital assets off-the-grid albeit at increased penetrative-leap structures...