Honestly I think this privacy thing in the crypto space is done. They get you on the way in with Coinbase, the KYC/AML on exchanges, and the public logs of decentralized exchanges. They scan the blockchain and map out all of the transactions. And now there's an attack that involves sending traces of BTC out into your wallet? Ah boy.
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At least you could buy a privacy coin and then send it few times to your own addresses and convert them back to non-private coins. he problem is the process is highly expensive. @pivx seem the best option at the moment over 10 million zPIV around which is the largest privacy coin pool at the moment.