Well, it's a nice thing they stated this and it's easily seen on the site. But full KYC when we reach a $2k deposit/withdrawal is a bit funny in my opinion. Why not from the start?
Exchanges have these kinds of limits from as far as I recall, but I don't see you complaining about them. How different is this?
Obviously, I am not a fan of KYC, but let's be fair. They are upfront about their limits and what they will do once the limits have been surpassed. This can help you make a choice on whether to sign up and use the service or not.
Then you didn't look carefully... although I don't trade as often as I used to for a long time, and when I make a trade it's usually done somewhere without KYC. When Roobet introduced mandatory KYC I stopped gambling there, I did the same thing when Binance introduced mandatory KYC, I stopped trading there. I feel like it was 100 years ago.
As someone said, if we wish to be fair casino owners should do full KYC before their players.