According to this tweet, they "are trying to protect the company and the project by minimizing the amount of these hackers and scammers using the coordinator and getting us in trouble. This should be in the rights of the company to do but believe me, none of us are happy about this."

Perhaps they are afraid that Russian oligarchs will try to circumvent sanctions by obfuscating their transactions with Wasabi Wallet CoinJoins?

Anyway, what options do users, who want their transactions coinjoined with Wasabi Wallet, actually have?

1) Should they use other mixing solutions like centralized mixers before sending their funds to Wasabi?
2) Should they create a sufficient number of hops artificially before sending funds to Wasabi?
3) Should they start looking for custom, more decentralized, coordinators?
4) Maybe they should switch for other CoinJoin implementations like Whirlpool or Joinmarket and forget about using Wasabi Wallet?