Net worth and annual income are pretty standard questions for verifying accredited investor status.
True, but the whole point of becoming an accredited investor is to prove that you have a high net worth or income and are therefore allowed to spend large amounts on riskier investments. It doesn't apply to people who are trying to buy/sell/trade a few hundred or a few thousand dollars of bitcoin. I could maybe understand if they applied these rules to anyone trading >$100,000 say, but applying them to everyone is utter nonsense.