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Long answer: I wouldn't touch anything related to coinbase remotely. But I like that you have a lot of steps, that's good. I'd recommend learn to buy your crypto via a p2p dex, but - if that's too technical - cakewallet is a popular option. Start there, get a coin (BTC or ETH you said you like) at a decent price, then swap it with a service like zenx-ink into xmr (swaps on zenx-ink average ~1-2%). Add some more swaps to further mix things up if you like, makes the trail more confusing for anyone following it.
So your method, coinbase is trackable, coinbase>trust still trackable, coinbase>trust>cakewallet trackable (all on public blockchain), coinbase>trust>cakewallet>swap to xmr ..... because XMR blockchain is obfuscated that's good, but cakewallet has your information (trackable) and if you do the swap in cakewallet with a 3rd party who asks for your information again? Super trackable. So yeah, don't, don't do it that way if you're trying to maintain privacy.