There is no definitive answer to this question since there is no central authority that can track and confirm the identity of users on the Avalanche network. However, it is generally agreed that Avalanche transactions are more anonymous than those conducted on other blockchain platforms. This is because Avalanche uses a number of features that make it difficult to trace or link addresses and transactions to real-world identities. For example, Avalanche employs a " mix " feature that breaks up and randomly mixes transaction data before it is recorded on the blockchain. This makes it very difficult to determine the source or destination of any particular transaction. Additionally, Avalanche transactions are not publicly visible on the network like they are on other platforms such as Bitcoin. So, while it is possible that someone could eventually try to de-anonymize an Avalanche transaction, it is much more difficult to do so than it would be on other platforms.