Howdy Theymos


What's the reasonning behind? Or you prefer anticipate?


I suppose if HSBC create a signature campaign, it won't be a problem  

If there is freedom of speech, I create freedom of advertising

Yeah, I'm now able to see the clearnet version.
Probably just a delay in the DNS propagation since the website is freshly hosted

Bitcointalk Account: LeGaulois
My vote goes to: GazetaBitcoin

I rarely look at the price of Bitcoin, maybe every quarter or half year.

This article is just trying to panic people into believing that the apocalypse is coming in a few days.

So I looked at the stats to see what was going on. So yes, the value of Bitcoin has gone down. But only by $1K. So a ~4% drop. So dramatic.
And besides, it only lasted five or six hours. And if you look today, the price is back to where it was and it's like nothing happened.
The top 100 cryptocurrencies are in green, generally speaking

Bitcoin is increasingly resistant to this type of bad news, and is able to absorb it as if nothing had happened

Don't fall into the trap, whatever it is about cryptocurrencies, virus, politics, etc, the media always try to create the fear to whoever read it
Statistics and facts matter, not the opinion of a journalist.

@whirlwindmoney, Hi.

Just to let you know.
While trying the onion service yesterday, I got a pop up with the message like "sorry, an error occurred".
I have been able to duplicate the message twice but then it was fine on my end.

Reading @RapTarX I suppose the clearnet version is now avalaible? Because I get a timer of 5 seconds and then get HTTP ERROR 500

Welcome to the niche. More mixers there are, better it is.

I'm wondering how CTFC got access to all the private messages? I believe there is a snitch in the pool.
I read Signal is mentionned but it doesn't seem everything was on Signal. And even if evertyhing was on Signal, they can't read your messages or listen to your calls, and no one else can do that.

By the way, all people on bitcointalk usually praising binance ceo 24/7 will perhaps shut up a bit 
I told you: he's cancer for bitcoin. He doesn't care about you, all that matter are the VIP members representing the majority of the volume on binance

It is the kind of topics that is totally useless and always ends up to a spam thread. I don't ever bother to read such. If everyone does the same, imagine the mess.
The problem is that people reply to it. If everyone avoided this kind of topic, no one would create one.
As for the merits sent , it also helps to see this kind of threads, yeah.

If I had to make a topic for every hooker I fucked with Bitcoin money, Theymos could rename the board to "LeGaulois".

Removed XXL Mixer and updated Mixtum's onion link

I will add a new mixer today or tomorrow.
Whirlwind.money https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5446575.msg61989613#msg61989613

Jesus Christ! How come that?

Regarding the screenshot Part 2.
The twitter account https://twitter.com/Bitcoin_Friend ... is mine

I can guarantee that 1) it is my twitter handle and 2) I have nothing to do with this guy


edit:
OK, it was a campaign I participated in (my post here)
The guy litterally cheated @iluvbitcoins by posting something he doesn't own. (Not the first time someone use my twitter account to cheat a campaign manager)


You cheated the person running the campaign
You claimed to be me.

I don't give a fuck to your lack of knowledge. If you have a brain, you know it's not right

Because the websites concerned have never switched to v3, so I can't update with the new links. (If you noticed, the sites in question are white labels powered by the same group).

I left the links to v2 because it doesn't damage to let them and for reference if I needed later. When we went from v2 to v3, I updated as the mixers made the switch, but some never did. The question is why? My theory is that they just dropped it with Tor because no one was using them and they preferred to stay on the clearnet only.

You say you've searched a lot. Yet, the result is on the top if you use the "Search" feature
https://cse.google.com/cse?cx=016660200577587308545%3Aesf40ml9aag&ie=UTF-8&q=how+to+add+image&sa=Google+search#gsc.tab=0&gsc.q=how%20to%20add%20image&gsc.page=1

And there are multiple topics answering your question. Sorry but you haven't searched a lot and perhaps not at all.

And to add, such topic should be in the "Beginners and Help" board but not in "Service Discussion"

Based on the quote below


@theymos

That was years ago and nowadays any decent browser support <rel=noopener> for <target=_blank> links.
It tells to open the target resource "without the new browsing context access the previous document (the engine does not set Window.opener on the new context, its value will be null)."

Exemple with Chrome, Anchor target=_blank implies rel=noopener by default

You're confusing 2 mixers and both are not related to each other:

We're talking about Blender.io in this topic.
The topic's link you posted is about @DarkStar_ creating a flag against BitBlender.io (forum username @blender)
Hence the title "blender - Ran off with user's funds after shutting down"

Sharing a few more screenshots to show how PeachBitcoin works

You don't see the available offers, like you could see with LocalBitcoins and co.
You need to create an offer and then you see the ones that match your criteria (amount, payment method).
You then swipe like you do on Tinder.

          Creating an offer                          Choosing your payment method                        Filling your BTC adress



You've got a match.
If you don't like the seller "peach02cf85" (that's the username), you swipe on your screen to go the next offer with your requirements.



The seller then receive a notification on his smartphone and need to open the application. Hopefully he isn't sleeping...
There is also a chat system to talk with the person if you ever want to date

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3022163.0

si je l'ai trouvé tout le monde peut le trouver


C'est mieux d'utiliser https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=search ou https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=search
que le moteur de recherche du forum https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=search2

si tu cherches Signer un message avec Electrum tu trouves en 1ère place le lien que j'ai posté

I just remembered a story.

If you think about Chipmixer with his paypal accounts, hosting paid with PP, Binance's account, etc...
The same thing happened to Bitcoinfog to arrest the operator. He used Lyberty Reserve, a MtGox account with his real identity, etc.
Bought hosting server with LR and BTC coming from MtGox.

Almost exactly the same errors.

(Old people, or a bit old, surely remember about Liberty Reserve?)


It doesn't really matter. The fact is they consider CM as a money transmitter under the Bank Secrecy Act and he hasn't registered with FinCen and so hasn't maintained an anti-money laundering and KYC compliance program. If he did, he would have knew the origins of the transactions

Chipmixer: "I didn't know the origins"
The USA: "You didn't know because you didn't follow the laws"

(but good comparison with a war)


If you seize a server, you have no choice to have data of something. And if you're a law enforcement why should you refuse to collect data...
Unless you don't want to do your job...

edit: the site is back

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[banned mixer] stopped its service, I believe. Both links on the clearnet and .onion are down.
I removed it from the list for now. If the service comes back I will add it again of course because it could be just a maintenance (a too long one) but I'm not sure I'll ever see it online again

I don't know if it's because he has been 'afraid' after the case with Chipmixer or he decided to give up...
He's a guy with a good knowledge in the bitcoin mixer niche.


for my reference

People heard about DCA in crypto, then they advice DCA everywhere.
But of course, they don't do DCA themselves...

The costly myth of dollar-cost averaging
https://web.archive.org/web/20050910142530/http://moneycentral.msn.com/content/P104966.asp

A Note on the Suboptimality of Dollar-Cost Averaging
http://gsbwww.uchicago.edu/fac/george.constantinides/JFQA_1979.pdf

DCA is worse than a buy and hold strategy or rebalancing your portfolio. If it is supposed to lower the risk, there is no measure of risk provided
Marketing stuff created by banks and brokers since people think it's safer and continue to inject money no matter what the market is doing.

@Fivestar4everMVP

I posted a topic few months ago to ask almost the same thing but with no result.
Later I found https://www.alibitress.com/
it has all the products that AliExpress have in stock. If you place an order on AliBitress, the order will be paid by AliBitress on Aliexpress.
It's a kind of middleman between you and Aliexpress


I haven't used it yet but I plan to give it a try.
There is a topic about it at
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5419867.msg61255819#msg61255819

from @Olgareva


Nicenic.net hasn't send me anything. I didn't even know the company until today.
I guess it's an error in english (no problem, it happens), but just to be clear with people.

- Moneromixer.net claims "to protect your anonymity since 2018" but the domain name has been registered about 1 month ago.
Apparently, like Marty McFly in the movie Back to the Future, the guy is able to travel with a time machine back in 2018.
Impressive, I'm jealous.

- When you want to mix, the adress generated is always the same.

- The email monero-mixer @xmpp.jp on moneromixer.net is also used in monero[banned mixer]

People do not need and shouldn't use any Monero mixer because it doesn't provide extra security and the currency already has a mixing mechanism. Better to be your own mixer