Which is a slippery slope, and something that would make Chipmixer totally untrustworthy. What's next, you want Chipmixer to give every Bitcoin coming from Casinos, Darknet markets, bounty campaigns (yes most of those can be considered illegal too, and non-registered exchanges (yobit)) to authorities?

The same analogy that you're using on Chipmixer can also be used on the service you're advertising:
The service you're advertising with "No KYC verification" will also only help out criminals who are looking to cash out their "hacked" Ethereum, and yours is even worse considering it's a gateway to real money, whereas Chipmixer is simply a shuffler. Why are they not introducing forced KYC on every customer like LocalBitcoins does?


Besides, even if they would help authorities out, it would still be useless, as it won't sway their opinion of them, namely what you described; them being a service for criminals.

Hey... Look who's back for some more drama.. It's this guy. I thought you locked your account and threw away the key? If you're so done with the forum, there must be a really pressing issue for you to come back for..

So, the boyfriend of Retina texted you telling you that you should come back to the forum and explain to all of us that Retina is definitely not your alt account... As proof the boyfriend tells you to use this chat log..
And so, off to a noble mission you go to help the boyfriend of Retina to rescue her account. Why? Why?


And how is a chat log proof of anything? the "boyfriend" (which i presume is your friend as well) could very well be in on your scheme to get your account untagged for whatever reason...


And what does that have to do with anything?



He was talking about Mdayonliner i'm pretty sure.

Because no one has used your mixer yet.... And what forums exactly are you talking about? Hackforums?

Shouldn't that be something that your mixer does by default? Why would you want to prove this if you're running an actual mixer?

I'm just pointing out irregularities you yourself created. This forum isn't some fairytale story where everyone just mindlessly swallows your crap.

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But hey, i wish you the best of luck. By my calculations you must've already mixed over 1000BTC by now since you started your mixer, so i'm not sure what you're whining about- business is going great for you, right?

It's just... twitter... but with a lot, and i mean a LOT of random crap from what i can see. Random altcoins, but it doesn't seem to be following any/a lot of the Crypto OG's under famous people. I do see tweets made by some "koreanjew" about every month being black history month... Not sure what that's all about.

Anyway, why would someone use this over their own twitter account. I don't get it.


https://coinretweet.com/famous-people/

Most likely the reason that they want you to download software is to utilize your GPU/CPU to mine, and perhaps to log your HWID against people who make duplicate accounts?

I know most faucets already have some sort of webminer embedded on their site, so if you want to f* your computer over real good to 100% CPU usage, a single visit to your average faucet is enough to do so.

When you ultimately convert those to cash out.. then what? you still pay relatively "enormous" fees compared to what you've earned.

Anyone could register their domain name after it expires and the grace period is over, and since there is no update through any of their channels (although their twitter etc could also be hacked), i highly doubt this is actually the same owner.

I don't think you understand what mixing is.

But, yes. This doesn't impact Chipmixer at all, or your privacy.

Any exchange that assumes you are the one that hacked them -/ "binance" -/ and thus tries to take your funds from you is an exchange you should avoid.

Where/How did you try to contact them?

Did you send an email to

If so, try to wait a bit longer, as it looks like they've been offline for the last couple of days. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1003345

I do agree with you though, this is not something that should happen, and chipmixer should give clarity faster about your issue, and whether it's a fault on their end, or yours.

Yep. But crypto* itself can very well be anonymous. It's just that Bitcoin isn't designed to be that way from the very beginning.

If you look at other cryptocurrencies, such as Monero. - https://getmonero.org/ this coin for example is completely untraceable by design, and can't be "Broken".

Also, 8 dollar for a vulnerability exploit on Google's email system Either OP is spewing lies and or selling a skewed method. Eg you need a fresh IP for every 3 accounts..

Or he's sitting on a goldmine here and i for the love of god wouldn't understand why he's trying to sell it for 8$.

I know which one i see being more likely....  

Another thing, you have 0 reviews on shoppy, yet you list all these sell orders in your SS... Huh?

Not really. Of course if it's a specific miner accelerator- VIABTC for example, your block would (if it were to be accelerated) mined by the ViaBTC Pool.

Other than that i don't think there's any way to see it.

Link the transactions so we can see the problem. (if there is one.)
Ethereum isn't bitcoin.



That's fairly obvious.

Either increase your fees, or use altcoins?

The problem is that A. segwit doesn't make blocks generate faster (Admittedly they do allow for more tx's in a block and thus increate tps but it can still take up to 10-20 minutes for a block to be generated.)
and B. your wallet (blockchain.info) isn't using segwit to give you "lower" fees.

It's not necessarily a blockchain problem, although switching your wallet would help "solving" the "issue". (You can use Segwit which in turn allows you to save money on fees, or spend the same amount as legacy for a higher priority to confirm = likely faster confirmations.)

Try Electrum. https://electrum.org/#download (Make sure you download it from the right place.)

It has happend before to another user  (But with 1BTC)


So it might actually be a real problem on Chipmixer's side. (and a recurring issue in that case, which doesn't look that good.)

Has been allowed for years in various EU countries i'm pretty sure.

E.g https://www.cryptonewsz.com/swiss-media-giant-netzmedien-ag-decides-to-pay-employees-in-bitcoin/13847/
and https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/8lkea7/dutch_company_pays_employees_in_bitcoin/

No. There has been a paper posted a while ago that deanonymized almost every mixer (except Chipmixer (perhaps due to it not being vectored properly by the researcher)). I lost the link but i'll search for it in a bit.

And of course you also have the good ol' fed's raiding you if you're hosting your servers in Europe/US. See what happend to Bestmixer. INTERPOL claims they got ALL the transaction data from that mixer.

Edit: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5117328.0

Damn. Somehow i missed this. This is really, really impressive. I assume they didn't receive the 4800 BTC in a single go, but still this goes a long way to proving that Chipmixer is either a honeypot or pretty legit, as the article does seem to insinuate that the funds flowed in in vast amounts.. (Thus the perfect time to exit scam, if they had wanted.)

The article is spewing bullshit.

Its simply not true. Rebroadcasting a transaction is actually pretty useless if your tx is already known by a good amount of nodes, and it certainly doesn’t improve it being added faster. I have yet to see any evidence that this is the case.

Most of these accelerators you find online are actually NOT ran by miners, but rather just by someone who's looking to make some adrevenue money.

Their sites, or "accelerators" do nothing but either rebroadcasting your transaction, or trying to add them to the VIABTC accelerator (which is nearly impossible, as they're usually filled the second the next hour goes in. (Or that's how it used to be at least.)

And BTC.COM is actually ridiculously expensive. A much better and cheaper solution would be to stop using f*** web wallets, and use a wallet that actually has RBF & segwit.

Wrong and wrong.

You can pretty much choose which bitcoins you want to have in your wallet. Mixer -> any Non-KYC exchange (binance) -> Withdraw again, and voila, you now have coins from binance with no connection to you.  (I don't think Binance really likes this though.)

It kind of is though. When you buy a new car, you don't necessarily want the car dealership to know, or anyone else what your net worth is, or for how much you bought the car....

Doesn't mean that you shouldn't try to preserve your privacy.


I guess it might be some opt-in feature then, otherwise we probably would've seen a lot more posts than just this article.

No doubt though that Coinbase/Other exchanges (Kraken/Bitstamp) are tracking tainted coins and perhaps will even take retroactive measures against them some day. I wouldn't be surprised.

Big difference is that paypal is a billion dollar company whom i expect has some higher standards for verification procedures and storing them in a secure way than Bitpay has.

Certainly they can be held liable if things go south. With Bitpay, i wouldn't be so sure. They'd simply dissolve or something.