Die haben nicht deine Bitcoins gemixt und an dich zurück gesandt, sondern ChipMixer gibt dir bereits gemixte Coins von anderen Leuten.
Die Coins, die du einbezahlt hast, werden gemixt und daraufhin an andere User in der Zukunft ausbezahlt.

Wenn du heute BTC bei CM einzahlst, bekommst du Private Keys von Coins, die vor X Tagen bereits gemixt und einbezahlt worden sind.

Du kannst ja mal die Adresse zu deinem erhaltenen Private Key in einen Blockchain Explorer eingeben und "zurückverfolgen". Du wirst nie bei deiner Einzahlung raus kommen. Ganz einfach weil da kein Zusammenhang besteht (und nicht bestehen kann).




Private Keys kann man in Wasabi nicht importieren, die Funktionalität ist (noch) nicht vorhanden.

Am einfachsten:
Private Keys in Electrum importieren und dann an dein Wasabi Wallet senden.

Which, technically, is absolutely correct.




The 12/24 words (= Mnemonic Code) technically are a representation of the seed which makes it much easier for humans to write it down.
The information of the mnemonic code is the same as the information from the seed, but the data (= representation of information) is different.

This is the only statement which is wrong. The mnemonic code (or just: mnemonic) is not the same as "the" (doesn't matter which) seed.




Which, technically, is also correct since it is an pseudo-random input used for a deterministic key derivation.

Please read the pinned thread called [READ BEFORE POSTING] Tech Support Help Request Format.

Then, use the format specified in the thread.

It is kind of annoying having to ask tons of questions, just to be able to help you.
Do yourself and everyone else a favor and read the pinned thread first, and then edit the OP with all the information which might be relevant for your problem.

You'll get more people contributing and offering advises if they don't first have to ask you tons of questions and guess what the problem might be based on almost no useful information you provided.

You might want to mark what you have copied from their github, which is roughly 90%+ of your post.
Why not simply using quotes?

Further, the whole project seems a little bit suspicious due to the inconsistency when reading.
First, they are talking about Seeds and HW wallets, and later they talk about backing up the individual private keys.

I don't see a single reason to use that project over generating a multisig HD wallet offline yourself. It wouldn't even be more time consuming or complicated doing everything yourself.
Additionally, i dislike the idea of using actual coins to generate the entropy. The random number generator of a linux system is more than just sufficient for that task and saves tons of time.

Looks good overall.
More of an addition instead of criticism:


That's correct.
Please keep in mind that the most securely generated paper wallet is worthless if you make mistakes later on such as using a network-connected computer to actually spend the BTC by signing a transaction.

It is crucial to sign the transaction offline. Since the offline wallet won't know which UTXO it has control of, the transaction needs to be generated on an online device using the master public key (does not have to be kept secure, just for privacy reasons) and then transferred to the offline device to be signed.


Also, if you intend to print it out instead of simply writing it down, do not use a web- or network printer.




Correct. The mnemonic code is used to derive the private keys (the wallet software is doing this for you).



Yes.

Hast du die "Accounts" in Ledger Live hinzugefügt?
Das musst du machen, damit deine Coins in LL angezeigt werden.

Falls du eine andere Software verwendest, dann liegt das Problem an eben dieser.

Mit welcher Software möchtest du auf deine Coins zugreifen?

Ah. Also anonym?

Na dann gebt mir doch mal eure USt-IdNr.
Ihr seid ja ein registriertes Unternehmen und solltet daher kein Problem damit haben, richtig?

Dann finde ich schon selber raus, wie ihr auf KYC verzichten könnt und euch dabei nicht gleich strafbar macht 




Eure Arbeit besteht offensichtlich aus Betrug.
Damit lass ich euch nicht "einfach eure Arbeit machen".

Desswegen sollte man ja auch ein Wallet nutzen, dass es dir erlaubt die Fee selber festzulegen. Mit den 20€ ist einfach viel zu viel gezahlt worden. Da hätte in Bruchteil gereicht.




Die sind der Meinung, dass das Wallet sowieso nur so sicher ist wie der Rechner auf dem es genutzt wird.
Da haben sie ja prinzipiell Recht.. aber es gibt Szenarien in denen ein anderes Wallet (z.B. passwortgeschütztes Wasabi- oder Electrum Wallet) sicher wäre, wie z.B. kurzer (<20s) physischer Zugriff an den Rechner ohne Netzwerkverbindung.
Ein Jaxx Wallet wäre da einfach kompromittiert, die anderen nicht.

Aber das sehen die irgendwie nicht ein.

Natürlich.
Mit diesem komischen Internet-Geld, arbeitet man auch lieber erstmal 4 Jahre offline bevor man so etwas wie einen "Webauftritt" erstellt.

Total verständlich. 




Ein Skam? Ist das ein Krustentier?

Wenn du einen Scam meinst, .. die gehen teilweise mehrere Jahre, ja. Da sind 6 Monate sehr kurz.
Vor allem frage ich mich, wieso es jetzt nur noch 6 Monate sind. Ich dachte das läuft schon seit 7 Jahren??




Oh, ich finde also auf einer nichtssagenden und unseriösen Seite einen Artikel mit Kommentare? Wow.
Dann bin ich ja absolut überzeugt, dass ihr keine Betrüger seid. /sarcasm




Nein, klar seid ihr kein Scam. Ihr seid ehrlich schaffende Leute, die einfach nichts von diesem komischen Internetz halten während sie etwas mit diesem magischen Internetgeld zu tun haben.
Verständlich 

Because, if you read the whole thread, he is talking about file recovery.
The seed was stored in the mobile before it got deleted. A recovery does have a very slim chance of recovering that piece of information.

But since we are talking about mobiles (which means: flash memory), the whole tasks instantly got way more complicated than when dealing with HDD's. The chances are extremely slim.

I'm with HCP here.. Ledger generates 24 words mnemonics by default.
Where did you get your 12 word mnemonic from?

You might have made it way more complex now, that you reset your device and used a different(?) mnemonic.

Did you check the mnemonic code paper card thing where ledger wants you to write down your mnemonic code? Do you still have it? Does it really only contain a 12 word mnemonic?

Also, do you remember what your addresses containing your coins started with? You need to specify the correct type when adding an account in ledger live (addresses starting with 1.. = legacy, 3.. = P2SH / nested segwit and bc1.. = segwit / bech32 / native segwit).

Can you try to start electrum via the command line and report back with the error occurring?
If the message is too large or too unclear, copy and paste the complete output to pastebin and provide us the url.

This exact QR can still be used as a backup.
While the application does not allow screenshots to be taken, other applications which have the permission to add an overlay over other apps, still can save that QR, so it can act as a form of backup.

Then, whenever needed, a scan with GA or other authenticator apps who support the format, will restore the saved seeds.

Seit 7 Jahren?

Wie kommt es dann, dass die älteste Domain vor 3 Jahren registriert wurde?























Zu viele Red Flags. Dies hier scheint ein Scam zu sein.

And that's, why you aren't doing the typical 10k$ per month here.

You need 14 high ranked, well trusted accounts in the top 7 signature campaigns breaking the alt-account rule and 3 people from a poor country you pay 5$ daily to make high quality posts reviewed by people who earn 7$ per day.
This way, you'll be able to earn 10k $ per month without doing anything 

/sarcasm



You sir, won't be ever getting into a quality signature campaign 

Only the exchanges can answer this question.

But i'd assume to show everyone that they still own the funds and that they are safely stored.




It depends.
Some mixers have pattern which shows you that these coins come from a mixer, but still doesn't allow to connect the input from the mixer to the output.

It's like with coinjoins. You'll always know whether the coins came from a coinjoin. But you won't know which inputs corresponds to the output.

No, that's not what he said.


If you send them a hash which they then try to bruteforce, they won't be able to steal your funds.
If you send them your wallet file, they are able to take your funds.

Core is synchronizing.
This means the whole blockchain is being donwloaded and verified.

Afterwards you'll be able to see the balance of your wallet.

However, if core already synced past the date you didn't transact anymore (e.g. already synced to 2016 already, but you didn't use core since 2014), the shown balance is the final balance of your wallet.

And before working on your wallet file, please create several copies and preferably store them on different drives.

OP, please be careful with newbies trying to help you.

Especially if they claim to be some sort of "wallet recovery" or similair.

There is only one trusted wallet recovery service. And that's Dave's recovery service. You should assume every newbie contacting you is a scammer.
Just because someone has recovery in their name, doesn't mean they actually know what they are doing.

Did you try to start electrum via the command line to check for errors?

Feel free to copy the output after electrum crashed and upload it to pastebin. There might be some hint why electrum crashes on your system.