Privacy

Now just find out who has the most entry and exit nodes.... Maybe think about why more and more has been taken off the darknet in recent years. Users are automatically more interesting because they seem to want to hide something, which is why they stand out from the crowd and feel safe in a compromised network.

1 De-anonymization has long been possible for states. It's not that fast, but there's no rush.

2 Privacy while you're on a silver platter with a few other Tor youngsters?!? The other way around is likely to be more effective... Clearnet, but you have to provide tons of entropy..

3 The entry and exit points will log every connection. This means that it can be evaluated over a longer period of time and used to investigate individuals. Then you have to ask yourself... whether you can prove that you were always acting legally before it comes to the burden of proof (as this has now become standard in the first instance).