In light of chipmixer aftermath, I found interesting tweets posted recently by @btcdragonlord, who is writing articles on BitcoinMagazine.
This is his own opinion, but he explained what happened with Wasabi in last few years, and he is talking about other alternatives for Bitcoin privacy.
What stick with me was last thing he said, and I tend to agree with this... we might be little too late already, but we still have decentralized JoinMarket and I hope more people work on that, making it easier to use for regular people.
Privacy as we can see is constantly now under attack from all fronts, even within our space. But developers are not a plenty and it is not likely we going to see more projects coming around to start developing privacy solutions for us. It might be little too late already.
https://twitter.com/btcdragonlord/status/1635521127748362240IMO this story should be shared by zkSNACKs much sooner. Even so, it's still a shame they decide to choose blacklist feature rather than either,
1. Shut down their service and list community coordinator on their wallet.
2. Stop taking profit and use different means of income (e.g. donation).