Geosynchronous amateur satellite?
As you know, we are entering a period which could last very many years when the higher HF bands will not be good for F layer DX. OK, we will have Es to liven things up, but much of the time bands like 10m will seem “dead”.
To the rescue (if successful and this is a big “if”) could come amateur geosynchronous satellites using linear transponders at microwaves. One such is a Qatar satellite that may be launched next year. I say “maybe” as the launch has already been delayed. Geosynchronous satellites stay in the same place, so antennas can be fixed.
A 2.4GHz uplink and 10GHz downlink is quite an investment, but could be worth it if the satellite is a success.
See https://amsat-uk.org/satellites/geosynchronous/eshail-2/