So,

• You’re advertising Wasabi as an open source software pretending it solves Bitcoin’s privacy but you’re also happily working with a very anti privacy corporation and their closed source API
• We’re literally talking about how a highly centralized enemy of our privacy is not going to hurt our privacy, make discriminatory or malicious moves or try to hurt us while also saying you actually have no clue they aren’t already doing immoral stuff because.. well, it’s closed source and all you know is they pretend to be saviors
• The most mind blowing part of this list: You are openly arguing and contradicting with any of your real, legitimate past user of yours, on the forum where they were openly, strongly supporting your software as the best thing ever for our privacy and you are literally trying your best to convince everyone else who wasn’t part of what Wasabi used to be that Wasabi is better now than it was before. This is just ridiculous!!!

Dear Kruw, since all of this mind blowing shit is already being said and done by you, I have a question. What is your motive and who is your real target audience or base of customers? Judging by the way it looks, we aren’t the customers you’re looking for anymore. You’re literally contradicting and openly attacking some users who were probably doing more marketing for your software up to a point, and you know which point I’m talking about. You becoming traitors.

This raises some big question marks and red flags over the question I underlined above. If your purpose here is to mislead and pretend you’re our saviors, I’m starting to believe you’re turning into the exact opposite of the way you want the public to see Wasabi and your team.