Assuming the movement of organizations or any related group that transact with crypto as a representative of crypto itself is... kinda dumb? I mean yes, it's open for all, but that's the point, Bitcoin doesn't take any side, it's always available for use whatever you're situation you are in. Those people are simply investors of crypto, they're not really a spokesperson for it, nor is it going to ever have one imo.
That’s the thing about people not really understanding what crypto is all about. I mean surely it is a good thing, and surely it could be bad if bad people use it. However, crypto is decentralized, it doesn't represent anyone and also at the same time nobody represents crypto neither.
In some law cases, companies and CEO's of those crypto companies are called for and asked some questions regarding the nature of it because they know and understand it and running companies that make millions of dollars revenue per day, so they have to know. However, they still do not represent it, they are just consultants. You have to know that crypto is indifferent to anything in the world.