Gigabit X2 Service and MoCA

My neighborhood is currently undergoing upgrades for Gigabit X-Series service. My understanding is that currently, only the XB10 Gateway and XB4 modem support he X2 tier. With the devices there appears to be a conflict with MoCA (Multimedia over Coax) technology which results in the speeds of X2 service being cut in half. Assuming all of this is true this is my question. I run a Unifi router. Downstream and wired directly to my router is a 16 port Unifi switch utilizing Port 3 on my router, and a 3rd party WIfi router in Access Point mode utilizing Port 4 on my router which serves as the hub of my wireless mesh wifi network. Connected to the 16 port Switch are my security cameras. This is the sole purpose of the switch. These cameras were analog cameras running over in-wall coax cable. When I upgraded to digital IP cameras, the existing coax was used with MoCA adapters to connect the cameras to the 16 port switch (which is wired directly to the router). So while I'm not running a "MoCA network", my security cameras are connected to the network with MoCA adapters. Will this cause an issue with the XB10 or XD4?