Bitcoin isn't as nameless as you might think. Bitcoin was viewed by some early adopters as a method of transferring cash and making ghost transactions that were not verifiable.
Nothing could have been further from the truth. While protocols are set up to guarantee transaction safety and transparency, the blockchain keeps track of all transfers from one address to another.

In simple English, there is no such thing as general blockchain privacy. There is, however, a concept known as pseudo-anonymity. As long as you save your passwords correctly, you are able to keep your affairs private