But that's precisely my point. It could build a separation between "tainted" Bitcoin and "clean" Bitcoin, and that could make people value them dfferently. Currently we're not in a "taint-aware" world, but the shower-thought - "What if wallet software developers start implementing alerts that will warn users that they are about to receive "tainted" inputs"? I believe for users like us, we know it's absolutely BULLSHIT, but that won't be the situation for newbies and normies who merely want to use Bitcoin for "coffee transactions".
Which is why we need to speak out strongly against any entity which promotes the use of taint, such as Wasabi, and warn everyone to stay well away from ever using their products.
Taint only exists because of the likes of Wasabi. If everyone stopped using any entity which promotes the use of taint, then the entire concept ceases to exist.
Although I acknowledge the fact that it should also be fought not just in the technical side but in the political side as well, the point I was making is wallet alert features will come. It might not be a direct feature in WasabiWallet but it's a core feature for CoinJoining through their coordinator. Who's next?
Plus the "likes of Wasabi" will also include the likes of many other centralized merchants and services. There probably are actually some services right now that will lock their users' accounts on account of "taint".