Open-source only means that we know what code the coordinator could be running. We have absolutely no way to know what code it's actually running. Combined with the fact that there's reason to suspect some form of cooperation with blockchain analysis companies and funding them, it does not look good.
You are still confused: Open source means you know exactly what code you are running. Your privacy is guaranteed by your client, there is no trust in the coordinator required.
He is dedicated I'll give him that. Unfortunately just ignoring all of the concerns that matter.
I have completely solved your concern, what do you mean? You said "All that matters is that the UTXO's that participate in coinjoin's should remain private."
All that matters is that the UTXO's that participate in coinjoin's should remain private.
Since this is exactly what Wasabi does, why are you acting upset?