Which makes me believe that Wasabi wallet, which is open source, works in a different way, making coordinators just single points that help the users gather. I haven't fully understood how it works, so I don't hold my breath about it. Perhaps, one more knowledgeable can give us a helping hand here.
I made my first assumption about how it works
here, and later my concerns were confirmed by Max Hillebrand on Stephan Livera podcast:
Just, of course—we don’t know that you’re Stephan. We just see a random TOR identity popping up and registering a single coin. Another interesting thing is: if you have, let’s say, five coins that you want to register and one of them is risk factor 10 but the other four are not. The cool thing—what we fixed with WabiSabi—is that there is no longer input consolidation in the coordination protocol. Whereas ZeroLink, you had to provide one API request with one TOR identity where you list all of the inputs that you want to consolidate in this round.