A warning to other reader, OP recycle his discussion from old thread to this thread. Here are short snippet from his other thread,

Source: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5474861.0


Source: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5472154.0


Source: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5467415.0


But since OP bother rewrite his points, moderator couldn't just delete/lock the duplicated threads.

As other users mentioned, it's nothing new. Although recently X also caught showing anti-semitism ads[1] and attempt to disguise ads as regular ads[2] which makes it more concerning.


I disagree, with manual check performed by human many of such ads could be caught before it's shown to X users.

[1] https://www.npr.org/2023/11/17/1213836636/advertiser-exodus-grows-as-elon-musks-x-struggles-to-calm-concerns-over-antisemi
[2] https://techcrunch.com/2023/09/08/x-formerly-twitter-caught-running-unlabeled-ads-in-users-following-feeds/

There is no clear definition or method how they (or third party they use) to definte whether certain BTC is "dirty" or not. At best you get rough example such as "stolen, from dark web, mixer, etc.".


Assuming that CEX is legally registered, no.


There are several services which check "dirtiness" of an address. But you have to trust them to provide truthful result and take note each exchange have different way to check "dirtiness".


How do you obtain that image? When people use mixer, usually the destination/receiver is their own cryptocurrency address.

In that case, my suggestion isn't viable option for you.


Few random example which i found from google search,
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5631986
https://www.printables.com/model/290683-ledger-nano-s-case
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/ledger-sleeve-nano-s-plus


I don't know since i don't own 3d printer.

I'd say 90 seconds delay between search could be considered as faulty.


That's kind view. I bet some people see OP as shill when OP doesn't acknowledge weakness of presearch.

Fair point. Although using archive is less convenient (which isn't problem for Linux geek/administrator) while you need to trust that 3rd party repos.


Perhaps,
1. OS you used isn't that old.
2. There's background application which regularly obtain new trusted certificate.
3. The browser remain up to date even though it's on old OS.


No critical vulnerabilities is impossible, although no hacker target that server sounds plausible.

I mentioned that since AFAIK only Wasabi Wallet support WabiSabi coordinator. As for Whirlpool, user have choice between Samourai and Sparrow wallet. Although in practice, running either would be nice.

It's interesting idea. Although looking at https://kycnot.me/search?q=&type=exchange&xmr=on&btc=on there are already several no-KYC exchange which support both BTC and XMR. In addition, AFAIK one of them currently run signature campaign and another one used to run same thing.

I did quick google search and found out some people share design/file for Ledger Nano S case which can be created with printer 3D. If you don't mind people know that you own 3D printer and spend several hundred dollars for it, you can create/print your own case at home.


I think OP refer to this product https://shop.ledger.com/products/ledger-nano-case/ledger-nano-s-plus-case.

Here are additional context about the bounty for other readers,
1. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=279249.msg2983911#msg2983911.
2. It's awarded when only Wasabi Wallet version 1 exist, before controversy of Wasabi Wallet/zkSNACKs exist.

Aside from security, you might face unexpected behavior after long time it receive last update. For example,

• Repository or website which host software for your OS no longer exist.
• Some application cannot use internet connection properly due to certificate problem.

What exactly do you mean by rock solid? Rarely crash?


Talking about Windows, are you aware of LTSC version which has less bloat and longer support?

Does that paper include any specific word/term? That word/term might refer to specific software or method used to generate that paper.


Alternatively, you could find similar image from Google image search result and show it to us.

There are few decentralized place such as Nostr. Although i've no idea how mixers should promote their service on such place while remain on-topic on place they visit.


It wouldn't be fun job for those who tasked to perform SEO, they'll have to compete with other and fake mixers for top search result while remain looking convincing.

That's true, but it's still worth to share his finding. Some member (including merit source) might add these members to ignore list.

Mixin Safe tidak menawarkan jasa mixer. Mereka menawarkan jasa untuk menyimpan Bitcoin dengan klaim aman dan desentralisasi.


Sepengetahuan saya, Unijoin bersifat custodial sehingga mereka seharusnya juga terdampak perubahan dari theymos.


Mixero mempromosikan jasa mereka sebagai mixer. Fitur yang berhubungan Monero adalah salah satu metode mixing yang ditawarkan oleh Mixero.

On bright hide, i hope mixer will make new innovation where they offer non-custodial privacy-enchanting service. Or maybe they should switch business where they fork Wasabi Wallet and run their own WabiSabi coordinator without any blacklist.


Aside from server, theymos probably also need to stop U.S. based service. Currently Bitcointalk depends on CloudFlare (AFAIK they based on U.S.) to prevent DDoS and other form of attack, so such option would be tall order.


I would say no, especially when it doesn't even break transaction link.

• Without escrow.

• With escrow.

If any of these address is known publicly, it should be to track rest of them.

I was referring to swappiness value (each distro probably have different default value) which affect swap behavior. That means i suggest you to check that value and optionally reduce it. Here's an example guide, https://linuxize.com/post/how-to-change-the-swappiness-value-in-linux/.

I did quick research and surprised that Docker actually can run OS/image which use different CPU architecture. Anyway, have you consider software called Box64? Few news report it can run some x86-64 software/game on RISC-V device with relative good performance[1-2].

[1] https://riscv.org/news/2023/08/new-emulator-lets-some-x86-64-games-run-on-risc-v-dev-board/
[2] https://hackaday.com/2023/03/12/efficient-x86_64-emulation-with-box86/

I don't get this part of your statement. Someone else earning less than a cent per day doesn't bother me.


Why should we bother doing that when we usually only want fast and good search result? And if price of PRE coin going lower in future, we'll end with financial loss.

Actually i didn't enter any value on first field. I haven't personally test it, but you should copy unsigned TX which created by https://coinb.in/#newTransaction and visit https://coinb.in/#sign to sign it with your private key.