depends on whether you think there will be a 6102 or not

Once you move your freshly self-custodied #bitcoin away from its first home outside of the exchange to the next wallet address, it is no longer KYC bitcoin. Sure it tracks back to you, but that new wallet address could belong to anyone. There is no way to prove that you control those sats anymore. The same is true if you trade bitcoin for Monero. The bitcoin will always trace back to you forever. The difference is that you don’t have any control over how your Monero trading buddy spends your previously KYC’d bitcoin. Why not just spend it yourself? Personally I think the KYC question is a type of FUD that will resolve itself over time. As people begin spending their bitcoin on goods & services.

Tell that to Roman Sterlingov. He traded P2P with someone who bought Bitcoin Fog domain name. Sent that BTC to KYC exchange and got locked up for the chain analysis tying the BTC that touched KYC to Bitcoin Fog domain purchasing. That was the only evidence.