I'm still a bit confused about this. I don't want to mix up my KYC and non-KYC coins.
Does this really matter? When you are just the receiving point? What's your concern about this aside from getting mix from KYC or not.
As long it's not from hacked platforms, malicious actors, or any kind of criminals, you're good.
True, I don't think there is a factor about that. I mean, is there a case when a coin will not be able to be used just because it came from a non-KYC exchange? I mean, for sure, there are no exchanges that will allow a user to send from an exchange to a different exchange platform because KYC is mandatory right now in all exchanges, even on different platforms, so I think you are good to go. You can use those coins that have been given to you through donations; you don't need to stress yourself out. KYC is very important and mandatory right now, so those who don't comply cannot send any assets or currencies to different platforms. I once tried it, and I can't send anything to another platform. Of course, you cannot risk putting your asset in a non-KYC-verified account because it can be locked up, so it's better to comply.