Lol, what?
Then don't carry "lot of bitcoins" with you. No one is telling you to roam around with all your bitcoins.
I have nothing against the idea of people getting together and talking about Bitcoin, but I understand the concern expressed by @Despairo with the possible consequences that may result from it. It's not just about how much BTC you have in your mobile wallet, but also about identifying yourself in some way as someone who may have cryptocurrencies in their possession, which means they can become a potential target not only on the street or bar but also where they live.
It is funny how people always try to create an excuse or find a fault when it comes to using crypto currencies.
This is no excuse but just common sense - isn't everyone on this forum more inclined to protect their privacy - why would it be any different in real life? If you didn't know, Mexico is not a country without crime, on the contrary...
In 2020, Mexico City was the federal entity with the most crimes per 100,000 inhabitants in Mexico. That year, 53,300 crimes were registered in the Mexican capital, followed by 39,539 crimes recorded in the State of Mexico.