Yes, here's the download and setup walkthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fM5pVMj91D0
And here's the coinjoin walkthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbOAbXjzBJg
You can coinjoin amounts as low as 5000 sats with Wasabi wallet. Inputs lower than 1 million sats don't even pay coordinator fees, they only pay mining fees.
Wasabi does this even better since you get private outputs of many denominations, allowing you to easily compose transactions that don't even create a change output-
Whirlpool does not do both at the same time. It creates a pre mix transaction called "tx0" that consolidates your inputs and produces traceable change.
You can consolidate within a coinjoin using Wasabi Wallet so you keep your privacy on every input.
I've decided to become an assumevalid=0 shill to virtue signal even harder than default node shills.
If the default mempool does not include the highest bidding transactions (due to standardness rules limiting size), it makes sense for a miner to accept these transactions out of band in order to maximize the fees from the blocks they create.
This seems like it could be partially fixed by nesting a new npub in the initial message and response.
