You have to disclose what you know. It's fine to say "We know people are buying them, but we do not have metrics as toward their use" assuming that's a factuall

You have to disclose what you know. It's fine to say "We know people are buying them, but we do not have metrics as toward their use" assuming that's a factually true statement (your business does not collect metrics from sales channels or consumers giving you an indication toward their use). A terrible way to run a business, but legal! However, if your data indicates that most of your revenue growth is likely due to crypto mining and you turn around and tell investors it's because of gaming, you are lying and misleading your investors.