The short answer is yes, but it also depends on the actual wallet and blockchain you transact with. A VPN (Virtual Private Network) hides your internet traffic from your Internet Service Provider (ISP), which is typically linked to your identity. Unlike ISPs, VPN providers claim not to log your internet activity. Using a VPN prevents your ISP from seeing your interactions with crypto websites, online wallets, and similar services. In a worst-case scenario, without a VPN, your ISP could potentially see the details of a Bitcoin transaction, including the amount and addresses involved. By disguising your traffic, a VPN cuts the connection between your IP address, identity, and the websites you visit. While using a VPN is recommended for enhanced privacy, the overall privacy of your transactions also depends on the wallet and wallet provider you choose, as well as the type of blockchain you are using.
