But KYC only comes in when you exchange money for crypto - not when you’re exchanging crypto for goods and services. This problem impacts Bitcoin as much as any of them. In fact there are coins out there with better privacy like monero for example which helps mitigate the consequences of KYC.

That last question is weird, I laugh at a lot of things but I don’t know how to describe the general trend of that content. The real issue is I don’t see anyone even trying.