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October 30, 2017, 01:25:02 PM |
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Are there any trustworthy mixing services as a few searches have yielded very few results.
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October 30, 2017, 01:40:28 PM |
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Are there any trustworthy mixing services as a few searches have yielded very few results.
Bitmixer was trusted, but they are closed now. I'm not sure who to trust now. What I recommend as a way of mixing your coins is transfering your BTC to exchange and purchasing monero. Send monero to your wallet A from wallet A send to another exchange and purchase Bitcoin there. Your new coins should be untraceable.
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October 30, 2017, 01:44:00 PM |
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ShapeShift is good for cutting edges. But I will agree, that using anonymous cryptocurrencies like Monero, Zcash etc also is a good choice.
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October 30, 2017, 02:03:29 PM |
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Are there any trustworthy mixing services as a few searches have yielded very few results.
You didn't find much because the competition is hard because If the service is not providing anything new (features) or lower fees, there is no reason to use it. I'd recommend ChipMixer (they follow Pay as you want business strategy too).
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October 30, 2017, 10:13:45 PM |
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I had very good experiences at chipmixer. Not only the service is great but also the support is competent and fast.
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October 30, 2017, 10:44:42 PM |
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BitcoinMixer and CheapMixer and the best bitcoin mixers that you are going to find on these times, it has become a hard task to find a good mixer since they good ones are gone because they were seized by the fbi or any other task force. So why dont you try to use one of them? they are very safe and of course that they are online in tor. But i would suggest you to do your own mixing using shapeshift, it is more safe if you know how to mix your own coins and make them safe.
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October 30, 2017, 10:45:03 PM |
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ChipMixer is innovative and efficient. As their slogan says: "Mixing reinvented for your privacy" Take a look: What makes ChipMixer special?
ChipMixer creates Bitcoin addresses (chips) and funds them with specific sizes. There are chips with 0.001 BTC, 0.002 BTC, 0.004 BTC and so on till 4.096 BTC. When you deposit your Bitcoins, you receive same amount in chips. For example you deposit 0.112 BTC and you receive 0.064 + 0.032 + 0.016. Each chip was funded before your deposit, so there is no link between them and your deposit on blockchain. They are already anonymous. With each chip, you receive its private key, so you can spend them any time you want.
ANN thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1935098.0Tor link: http://chipmixerwzxtzbw.onion/Clearnet link: https://chipmixer.com/
BitcoinMixer and CheapMixer and the best bitcoin mixers that you are going to find [...]
None of these exist.
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October 30, 2017, 10:51:08 PM |
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ShapeShift is good for cutting edges. But I will agree, that using anonymous cryptocurrencies like Monero, Zcash etc also is a good choice.
It's important to note, though: ShapeShift logs IP addresses, works with law enforcement, and will not work through the TOR browser. A no-log VPN will probably be good enough in most cases, but based on recent research, I'm of the belief that most VPNs are compromised and that information sent to them can be fully decrypted if it ever came down to it. Granted, I'm talking about high profile cases regarding the NSA, not petty hackers or darknet drug dealers. Mixing sites bring a lot of shady people with them, hard to find a good one, like others say exchange to an alt with anonymity is the way to go and convert it back.
Indeed, I'm pretty paranoid about the origins of any coins received from a mixer. It's really important that the mixer has extremely high volume to minimize taint. Chipmixer is probably the only one I'd touch these days, since it definitely has the highest volume. But like I said, I'd still be paranoid to use them.
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October 31, 2017, 12:43:10 AM |
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There's not much left after Bitmixer closed its doors to the public. And we search it in Google, it is either the result would be some shady looking mixing website or there's no result. My suggestion is to go to ChipMixer. Please take note that I'm not related to that company and I haven't used it yet but based on the reviews by the forum members here, they are legit and can be trusted with your valuable BTC. It is best to try it for a few small transactions first and see it for yourself if it is indeed trustworthy or not.
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November 14, 2017, 04:19:03 PM |
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There's not much left after Bitmixer closed its doors to the public. And we search it in Google, it is either the result would be some shady looking mixing website or there's no result. My suggestion is to go to ChipMixer. Please take note that I'm not related to that company and I haven't used it yet but based on the reviews by the forum members here, they are legit and can be trusted with your valuable BTC. It is best to try it for a few small transactions first and see it for yourself if it is indeed trustworthy or not.
I've used ChipMixer few times, even mixed big amount, it's secure and trustworthy obviously even if you want to mix BTC10. However, people can decide to check it first with with small portion of bitcoin or divide it into some transactions to mix. Mixing reinvented isn't just a phrase, chipmixer offer some features that you will like it, there's nothing like its service in the market.
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November 14, 2017, 04:43:30 PM |
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I think what's in right now is chipmixer, I've seen a lot of people use it and they have a pretty intuitive way of mixing coins which is something nice to see. It's not just the normal send and receive kind of mixing service. I do think they are a legit one and you can trust them, since they're really spending a lot of money for advertisements and promoting their service.
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November 14, 2017, 09:59:33 PM |
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I like using something old but great.. I want to suggest you [banned mixer] <- they proved that they really own 2000 bitcoin (signed message which was verified by some DT members), they are old and good too, very similar of bitmixer. Now another option is bitblender - as far as I know they are good, I would choose them because of their age and campaign activity too. And now chipmixer - they are very new but doesn't seems to be scammers, a little bit different way of mixing but pretty good. Oh and also if you still have some doubts and are afraid, there is one mixer where 10 bitcoin is escrowed and that's bitmixcoin if I remember correctly, search thread in service announcements, escrower is zazarb.
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November 14, 2017, 11:13:16 PM |
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I've been into a signature campaign of a mixing service and it's https://bitmix.biz/en though there are a lot of existing mixers that are successors of bitmixer.io which is the most popular mixing service before. As others are suggesting those mixers, here are some of common mixers today. 1. Chipmixer 2. Bitblender 3. Cryptomixer BitcoinMixer and CheapMixer and the best bitcoin mixers that you are going to find [...]
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November 15, 2017, 07:19:54 AM |
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Are there any trustworthy mixing services as a few searches have yielded very few results.
In my experience using tumbling services the best I have used so far is: 1. https://[banned mixer]/ - after bitmixer.io closes its services, I switched to them. And so far smooth and no issues at my end as I have been using it for almost half a year already. Highly recommended. 2. https://chipmixer.com/ - Fairly new in the market but very trusted and re-invent how mixing bitcoin are. They even claimed that they don't store historical logs of their clients. Those 2 are fairly solid already. If ypu are not contented, then you might as well try Bitblender, although I can't comment on them because I haven't used their service yet.
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November 15, 2017, 08:23:19 AM |
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Are there any trustworthy mixing services as a few searches have yielded very few results.
Chipmixer is probably the one that i would use. TOR and clearnet both work compared to some services that do not have a TOR mirror or does not work on the clearnet. Mixed hundreds, thousands of bitcoins and still counting. Been the #1 option ever since bitmixer closed. There's also bitblender that has also been around a long time. I say you can trust them with your mone ysa well. With Privcoin, it's new, but i think they're here to stay as well. They've got multicoin support. But overall, chipmixer should be the most convenient way and the best way.
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November 15, 2017, 07:02:08 PM |
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Are there any trustworthy mixing services as a few searches have yielded very few results.
In my experience using tumbling services the best I have used so far is: 1. https://[banned mixer]/ - after bitmixer.io closes its services, I switched to them. And so far smooth and no issues at my end as I have been using it for almost half a year already. Highly recommended. 2. https://chipmixer.com/ - Fairly new in the market but very trusted and re-invent how mixing bitcoin are. They even claimed that they don't store historical logs of their clients. Those 2 are fairly solid already. If ypu are not contented, then you might as well try Bitblender, although I can't comment on them because I haven't used their service yet. Bitblender is also a good mixing service and has been around here for a year.
What I'm only worried about bitblender is that many are trying to imitate this legit mixing service so I just have to warn those people out there that wants to try out their service. Look at the right website address of them and don't always do research because it can also happen to other legit mixing service.
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