They really aren’t. Pointing out that they also invest in companies that do KYC is just a fact. One you clearly don’t like, so you resort to mental gymnastics and semantic theater to justify it. No one is falling for it.

I think it matters because going KYC opens you up to VC money and banks, a step closer to the money printer. So they already have access to investment money. Focusing on non-KYC is a principle that is lacking here.