But do you know that most of the exchanges in bitcoin that trade bitcoin through p2p KYC most be done before trading a large amount of Bitcoin in their platform, and in some exchanges they have about three types of verification, so the three types of verification they have I think your national identification ID or driving licence is inclusive,
You seem to be talking about KYC in centralized exchanges, of course in such exchanges you have to submit KYC before you trade, and P2P in those platforms is not really P2P because of the involvement of a third party, the exchange. That said, there are decentralized exchanges that you can trade P2P and they would never request KYC from you, examples of such platforms are Bisq and RoboSats.