If I have already sent crypto to a wallet from an exchange, can I still use Monero to make my crypto anonymous?

Question

I have a few nano ledger wallets that I use and I have sent the crypto to these wallets from centralised exchanges such as Binance. How can I make the tokens within those wallets anonymous using Monero?

This is what I was going to do:

1. Send all the crypto from nano ledger to an exchange that still trades Monero and doesn't have a KYC.
2. Sell all the crypto and buy Monero.
3. Send the Monero to a new wallet that I have created and remains untouched with no kyc or link to myself.
4. Resend the Monero back to the exchange and buy back all the crypto I initially had.
5. Send the crypto to a completely new wallet.

Would the above work to make the current crypto I hold become anonymous? Could I also use a Monero bridge? How can I ever utilise my nano ledger again but remain anonymous?

Thanks

Answer 1

If I have already sent crypto to a wallet from an exchange, can I still use Monero to make my crypto anonymous?

Monero doesn't make other cryptocurrencies anonymous.

How can I make the tokens within those wallets anonymous using Monero?

You can't make "tokens" using Monero, there's no token system in Monero ecosystem.

Would the above work to make the current crypto I hold become anonymous?

No, however it may help to hide who owns the cryptocurrency if you don't spend them.

Could I also use a Monero bridge?

Monero bridges are irrelevant to Monero itself because they're not Monero. You should ask them instead here.

How can I ever utilise my nano ledger again but remain anonymous?

You can't, its closed source and they got data leaks before.