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August 21, 2015, 02:10:15 AM
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As above said, bitmixer.io is my only known mixer. If you want even more anonymity, try to search on deepnet. (CAUTION: Risk at your own, when you try at deepnet)


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Deepnet mixing seems very risky to me as well (also you have to know how to enter the "World of TOR", which I do not).

A much lower risk way to mix your coins (beyond bitmixer.io) is to use SharedCoin (blockchain.info's mixing service).  I try to pay attention to BTC mixing threads and comments here, both SharedCoin and bitmixer.io work well for me.

Follow instructions!   <===


For extra (apparently) security, you could mix twice (in sequence SharedCoin then bitmixer.io for example), that would probably be very hard to crack.  Probably .gov is about it...
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August 21, 2015, 11:10:55 PM
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How effective is Blockchain.info's Shared Coin service as a mixer? It seems to me that multiple rounds of coin join is not really mixing since a chain of transactions still exists. Has anyone done any research?
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August 22, 2015, 12:33:55 AM
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How effective is Blockchain.info's Shared Coin service as a mixer? It seems to me that multiple rounds of coin join is not really mixing since a chain of transactions still exists. Has anyone done any research?

A link will always be there.

Exchange to ltc or monero, transfer to another exchanger and then exchange to btc again.  Better than bitmixer or any mixer.
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