You can always KYC your sats, but it’s much harder to un-KYC them.

50% of Bitcoin was mined before 2012, before there was rampant KYC. I think the risks of revealing non-KYC Bitcoin in a crisis are lower than having your stack be known to adversaries in a crisis.

But again with that said, I have a lot of KYC sats. I don’t preach about it because I’m already public about my interest in Bitcoin (potentially unwisely) and there are a lot of challenges with stacking non-KYC with regularity.

It’s kind of like not closing the door when you shit at home - 99% of the time it doesn’t make a difference, but there are situations where you’ll be caught with your pants down.