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Why wouldn’t they?

Bad UX, inferior coinjoin. That's just my prediction thougb, we'll see out it really plays out.

I think more liquidity/competition will bring the costs down. Jam is pretty easy to use too

The only public attempt to measure coinjoin volumes showed, for years, the number of btc going through joinmarket to be much higher than Samourai and Wasabi combined. Now, I think that statistic is misleading (also that website stopped reporting a couple years back) but, bear that in mind - unless you have concrete data you shouldn't be too sure.

I suppose you're more talking about people moving to JM from the other system ... I guess mostly I agree, then (though obviously we'll never get any data on that).

I hope you don't take it personally, these are just my takes without filter. I always respect devs putting in work and love in a good cause regardless of outcome.