Moral of the story: Privacy on Bitcoin is incredibly difficult.

The recently updated Ashigaru whirlpool is probably the best option around, but it is still young and needs to decentralize their coordinator or risk the same fate as Samourai whirlpool. I commend their work and expect great things. Use your own node if you can.

More pennies for thought:

Wasabi smells like Feds and faggots to me, I wouldn't use it.

Stonewall is good but not great for privacy.

Running JoinMarket as a maker for a year seems like a crazy option.

You could consider atomic swaps into Monero, and eventually swap back after a few self-address shuffles.

Someone might recommend Lightning, but I would not.

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All of the recommendations from others on this confuses me even more. I appreciate all of the replies though.

You're opening Pandora's Box and you cannot close it. Bitcoin is not fungible and that is a critical privacy flaw. One day it may be, but not today. It is an important question to confront and I'm glad you are.

We who value privacy will be around when you want more info.