Despite the fact that Wasabi 2.0 made CoinJoins more affordable for the average user (one no longer needs 0.1 btc to participate) , the volume of mixed bitcoins continues dropping steadily.
Note that the same site also reports a decrease in volume for Samourai and JoinMarket for the last week, though. Not sure if it's a problem with their data or due to the market conditions, but I don't think we can take this as evidence of falling Wasabi volume.
But I came to a different conclusion, namely, that eventually, given bitcoin's active circulation, all coins once again become "pristine" since they are continuously being "laundered" by miners via transaction fees.
Which again just highlights how stupid the whole thing is. If we take tainted coins and turn them in to a fee, then all services agree those coins are now clean since they can no longer be accurately tracked due to being consolidated with other coins. But for some reason, the exact same logic does not apply to coinjoins? Because reasons?