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There was a bitcoin mixer on Tor called: Bitcoin Blender  ---- http://bitcloak43blmhmn.onion/bitcloak43blmhmn@tuta.io

It went down a couple years ago. I setup an account on the site of the mixer, that would allow me to

transfer btc to the site in which I decide how much I wanted washed/mixed, then transfer to my

wallet...Does anyone know of any legit bitcoin mixer that function similar to the one I mentioned above, and

that is NOT connected with LE ??!

Does chipmixer.com not do that for you? It’s the most well known, most trustworthy mixer I know of.

ChipMixer is a most famous and best tumbler service but there are more.

2022 List Bitcoin Mixers Bitcoin Tumblers Websites (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2827109.0). Read and discover some good tumblers as well as know about scam mixers/ tumblers in history. Be aware of phishing tumblers as well.

In addition, you should have good practice when use inputs, UTXOs for your transactions and how to use outputs from tumbling.

You probably shouldn't take our word for it, and since I carry the signature, can be accused of not being objective, but Chipmixer's only the second service of its kind I've ever used properly.

There are several ways to distinguish the different services but I might mention that what made Chipmixer stand out when it first emerged circa 2017 is that it's still the only mixer to my knowledge that breaks up chronological analysis in mixing -- when you send coins, you receive preloaded "chips", which you can sweep out at any time. As these inputs exist before you mix, it makes it much more difficult to trace your coins using chronology analysis.

As previous posters said. Chipmixer is the most reputable place I know and the only one I trust enough to entrust my funds. Chipmixer signature campaign is here, on bitcointalk, for close to 5 years, hires 50 most reputable/active/valuable bitcointalk members and pays the best rates. Its close to 10 000 dollars weekly on marketing. Already close to 1 mln $ to build brand awareness only here on bitcointalk. Its not something you want to spoil by selectively scamming customers. Also the biggest reputation = biggest user base = better mixing.

There is no legal mixer because the mixing service is based on anonymity, which is something that many governments do not prefer and do not give anyone a license to make tracking money more difficult.

There is a reliable blender/mixer and the reliability comes from that they run a profitable business that makes them not think of scamming you, and therefore the longer the blender is and the fewer technical problems, the better for the average user.

Most of the members here recommend Chipmixer, they have been working since 2017 without any unsolved technical problems.

OP isn't looking for legal, he is looking for legit mixer. Legal and legit are fully different. If there is a legal Bitcoin Mixer then it will more worst and I don't think any legal authority will give a certificate to run Bitcoin Mixer.

Anyway, the thread above the list of Bitcoin Mixer is enough to choose the best one. You may compare each other and choose what you think is right. Good thing you asked here before getting a scam, so you are in the right direction.

Not to shill my signature, but as far as I know ChipMixer is still the best mixer currently available(correct me if I'm wrong).

And you don't even need to take my word for it. Check out this one guy that managed to break mixing services, whereas he/she couldn't break ChipMixer.

Topic: Breaking Mixing Services https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5117328.0

Imagine authorities running a mixer to identify their so called criminals, that will be a disaster to any users who fan of using mixers.

According to Wiki, it refers to the organization he might be talking about not connected to any organization.


I never heard that there is a legal mixer and I'm sure if there is a legal mixer there is a huge possibility that all transactions are being recorded and monitored.
That is why we need a mixer it's because we don't want other people to monitor or track our coins.

It stands for law enforcement, it's often shortened to LE


There are a few. It's called a bank. ;D HSBC for exemple is pretty good with mixing

As for a honeypot, I'm convinced there has been at least one before. It was even active here on the forum and decided to shut down suddenly, around 2016 or 2017. It's possible to me they were in an "experimental mode" and "testing the water" to perhaps come back later. People could say it's just a conspiracy theory but when you see the IRS undercover on LocalBitcoins (https://www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster/2021/09/01/irs-undercover-on-a-bitcoin-and-cryptocurrency-trading-site-in-180000-sting/) it is something quite possible and conceivable

What I actually talking is about the idea what I mentioned because there will be no one in their right mind with an anonymous ideology who will use a "legal" crypto or bitcoin mixer unless they accept those huge risks you have mentioned.

There is no need to imagine, I am sure some mixers are actually operated by government agencies in a same way like they are operating Tor nodes.
You can browse the internet or darkweb with Tor browser thinking you are safe, but your activity is actually being recorded by this nodes.
I would go only with reputable and reliable mixers.

Totally wrong thinking caused by government brainwashing.
People are not using mixers because they are doing anything illegal, but because they want to preserve their privacy and not expose their all history of transactions.
It's much bigger risk to use only legal centralized exchange, kyc verification and do no-mixing of coins.

I use this one most of the time. They don't have fee and the wallets are pre-loaded already but all your money should be either 0.001, 0.002 and so on and the extra amounts will be donated if you don't make it like that they also have onion address too. I think use a trusted mixer for your coins I can vouch fro chipmixer myself.

People use exchanges as sort of legal "mixers". A lot of people hide the traces of their funds through depositing on centralized exchanges(to their exchange deposit address), and withdrawing to other wallets(from the exchange's main hot wallets). Obviously this is not the way to go if you want the authorities to not be able to track you, but people use this method to hide their tracks from normal people trying to stalk them and such.