Re: WasabiWallet.io | Open-source, non-custodial Bitcoin Wallet for desktop
Another example of a Wasabi coinjoin completely failing: https://nitter.cz/ErgoBTC/status/1723700744576971012#m
25 stolen BTC were coinjoined in Wasabi (wait, I thought their blacklisting was supposed to prevent that?
), and has been easily traced to a variety of exchanges. Oh, and some of the stolen coins were split off as "toxic change" and combined with presumably KYCed coins from a Binance account: https://nitter.cz/coinableS/status/1723806321441710412#m. You know, the same thing Kruw has been telling us is impossible with Wasabi. 
I'm sure we'll be treated to the usual litany of excuses, but the bottom line is that Wasabi does not work.
25 stolen BTC were coinjoined in Wasabi (wait, I thought their blacklisting was supposed to prevent that?
), and has been easily traced to a variety of exchanges. Oh, and some of the stolen coins were split off as "toxic change" and combined with presumably KYCed coins from a Binance account: https://nitter.cz/coinableS/status/1723806321441710412#m. You know, the same thing Kruw has been telling us is impossible with Wasabi. I'm sure we'll be treated to the usual litany of excuses, but the bottom line is that Wasabi does not work.
No, as usual, you are lying, any everyone can verify it for themselves since Bitcoin is public. There is no "25 stolen BTC" in this coinjoin transaction, nor is there any "toxic change": https://mempool.space/tx/bcb3df324e6cbdb850ba778021e4be31f85d94e2c99e0b0223de9c029e12fd6a