Why does the Moon, making tides and raising soils, does not lose kinetic energy and does not approach the Earth, but recedes?

The moon does not fall on the earth, because it rotates under the influence of a single force – the force of gravity, which is directed exactly from the earth to the moon. If you add some more force, such as friction, then the body will fall. This is the case with satellites in orbits below several hundred kilometers.