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According to the V12.2 Adoption chart on http://178.254.23.111/~pub/Dash/Dash_Info.html, there's been a huge plunge in 12.2 adoption rate. Is this supposed to happen?

Seems like none of the major mining pools (AntPool, ViaBTC, etc.) have updated yet. >35% of masternodes have, though.

You can find it on the Dash stats page and click on the "V12.2 Adoption" button.

I encountered an issue, but I don't know whether it's due to the Dash Core client, masternode tools, or something else. I'm seeing a lot of misbehaving peers in my debug logs. 12 peers have 24 hour bans so far.

I doubt the masternodes would ever vote to artificially lower the mining difficulty in order to make mining more profitable for you personally. But you could always submit a proposal...

The whole point of mining is to secure the blockchain. Miners are then compensated for doing so. It was never meant to make you rich. In fact, profitability will likely go down over time. The whole point of difficulty increases is to keep the average block generation time at 2 min 30 sec due...

What if miners don't switch? Is there anything that the masternodes could do to maintain the security of the network? Would someone have to risk the 5 Dash to make a proposal first?

According to whom? Have these advanced tracing measures ever been demonstrated to break Dash's anonymity?