Coinjoin worth 890 bitcoin
https://mempool.space/tx/da90d4fcee3d3965d23aef486065d317ce069f7e43751018443b3a4e0901394e#vout=0
Coinjoin worth 673 bitcoin
https://mempool.space/tx/0dcd9698297318e84fdf13445c5e7b1b92a94633f96b635dc707b8cdcc6271f2#vout=1
Coinjoin worth 890 bitcoin
https://mempool.space/tx/da90d4fcee3d3965d23aef486065d317ce069f7e43751018443b3a4e0901394e#vout=0
A coinjoin transaction to improve the privacy of its 100s of participants who mixed their 890 bitcoins costed them altogether a total fee of $210.
Satoshi would be proud.
https://mempool.space/tx/da90d4fcee3d3965d23aef486065d317ce069f7e43751018443b3a4e0901394e#vout=0
1 input of 249 btc.
3 inputs of each 200 btc.
4 outputs of each 171 btc.
6 outputs of each 23 btc.
The probability of these being linked is too high to be a good mix, isn't it?
The client will likely score those high value outputs as "anonscore 2" or something very low, and thus continue for numerous rounds of coinjoin in the future, until the anonscore is above the target of 50 or so.
It's very difficult to get large amounts private in a single transaction, that's why a multi round ceremony is initiated.
Try analyzing three hops of coinjoin for those high values, and judge your confidence afterwards.