Unpopular opinion:

Coinjoining is not something to proceed with unless you are willing to do a lot of research and understand what you are doing, and what the best practices are.

Failing to do so will likely result in burning a lot of sats in fees for no privacy gain whatsoever.

You also have to realize that the other people coinjoining with you might compromise their privacy in a way that makes it more clear who owns what.

I'm not saying it's not worth doing, but be aware that it's not a push button solution without any other considerations.

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That's the difference between coinjoined BTC and Monero.

Monero's privacy protects me regardless of all wrongdoings in the past, the now and the future of myself and all others.

Agree. Many caveats and pitfalls. Better than nothing though. BitcoinQnA one of the best guides to Bitcoin privacy. Prepare to read!

https://bitcoiner.guide/privacy/

Also, here are some additional weaknesses of coinjoins.

https://localmonero.co/knowledge/ring-signatures-vs-coinjoin

I would have agreed with you in the past, but Wasabi simply works by default in the background, there is no learning curve or complexities.

Receive, wait, send.

Privately.

It's as easy as that with Wasabi.