Coin mixing script

[mmitech]

I am wondering if there is any open source mixing script (Php, Python..) with MySQL logging option (so I can easily analyze Mysql data locally if anything goes wrong) ?


I am not particularly looking for anonymity, I am interested in just mixing the coins in my local wallet many times randomly so it make tracking them to the original wallet harder than normal.



Update:

OK, so I found a complete project that should be working, it was going to be offered as a mixing service, but before launching the founders were forced to abandon the project because of legal issues, the core dev did opensource and publish the hole code, however only the code is available with no instructions on how to deploy it, I contacted the dev on twitter and he told me he is not going to offer support nor have time for such thing now.

You can find the repository on Github, the project is based on Laravel PHP Framework. so I guess figuring out a way to make it work wont be really hard,  I have never deployed or used any Larvel application my self, so can anyone of you with some experience with give us an idea how can we do it ?  

[ca333]

I am wondering if there is any open source mixing script (Php, Python..) with MySQL logging option (so I can easily analyze Mysql data locally if anything goes wrong) ?

Not that i am aware of.

I am not particularly looking for anonymity, I am interested in just mixing the coins in my local wallet many times randomly so it make tracking them to the original wallet harder than normal.

If you use the "same" bitcoins and only send them from one address to another (or split them and send back to a new addr) - lets say for example 100 times - anybody can see that the coins in the 100th transaction are the same coins from the 1st transaction, so it may only be "harder" (=time consuming) for a total non-technical person to track back. If you want a proper mixing, you need "different" funded key. Then you send your coins to addr X. And the script returns you "other" coins from addr Y to a clean addr you passed via param. So the input used for this new "tumbled tx" is not refrenced to the original coins (which you sent to addr X).


ca333

[smoothie]

Is the goal to obfuscate coins coming from a particular source?

If so then mixing does nothing as in the end someone gets coins from let's say an I trusted source (like a thief for example).

Try monero instead for this.

[jbrnt]

I am not particularly looking for anonymity, I am interested in just mixing the coins in my local wallet many times randomly so it make tracking them to the original wallet harder than normal.

If there is such a script, you will loose a fair bit of coins to transaction fee. Others have pointed out mixing your own coins do not make them much harder to track. Try sending them to an exchange, gambling site, shared wallets and withdraw them to a new address. Cheaper and faster.

[Sir_lagsalot]

Sorry if I'm confused, but can't you just use a website like bitmixer.io?

[alwinlinzee]

Sorry if I'm confused, but can't you just use a website like bitmixer.io?

I am also thinking of bitmixer.io website because its is fast, cheap and secure.
OP should give them a try.

[coinableS]

I am not particularly looking for anonymity, I am interested in just mixing the coins in my local wallet many times randomly so it make tracking them to the original wallet harder than normal.

If there is such a script, you will loose a fair bit of coins to transaction fee. Others have pointed out mixing your own coins do not make them much harder to track. Try sending them to an exchange, gambling site, shared wallets and withdraw them to a new address. Cheaper and faster.

This.
I have found this method to be easy and inexpensive. I've never understood why people put their coins in mixers instead of just doing this.

[RGBKey]

I am not particularly looking for anonymity, I am interested in just mixing the coins in my local wallet many times randomly so it make tracking them to the original wallet harder than normal.

If there is such a script, you will loose a fair bit of coins to transaction fee. Others have pointed out mixing your own coins do not make them much harder to track. Try sending them to an exchange, gambling site, shared wallets and withdraw them to a new address. Cheaper and faster.

This.
I have found this method to be easy and inexpensive. I've never understood why people put their coins in mixers instead of just doing this.

Because mixers promise anonyminity and those other sites just function as wallets. You could get coins back from the same address.

[goregrind]

see joinmarket https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=919116.0

[avatar_kiyoshi]

I am not particularly looking for anonymity, I am interested in just mixing the coins in my local wallet many times randomly so it make tracking them to the original wallet harder than normal.

If there is such a script, you will loose a fair bit of coins to transaction fee. Others have pointed out mixing your own coins do not make them much harder to track. Try sending them to an exchange, gambling site, shared wallets and withdraw them to a new address. Cheaper and faster.

This.
I have found this method to be easy and inexpensive. I've never understood why people put their coins in mixers instead of just doing this.

Why not use darkcoin? AFAIK they have fully anonymity for transaction.

[melisande]

If OP eventually found any script like that he should be very careful because it might have bugs, back door or similar malicious tools that could make his bitcoin get disappear completely.
Just few word of advise.

[pjsonowal]

i dont know how coin mixing helps cryptocurrency users...can anybody tell me that??

[melisande]

i dont know how coin mixing helps cryptocurrency users...can anybody tell me that??

Coin mixing helps the user of bitcoin to remain completely anonymous and make all his transactions untraceable.

[mmitech]

I can't use Monero or Darkcoin or any other coin you are suggesting here, if the only option I have available to pay is Bitcoin, the mixing will be done from multiple public keys that probably were not connected in the past.

I am also aware of the transaction fees, some people value privacy and are willing top pay the price for it, it is always a trust issue, why would I send my coins to a mixer and lose ownership when I can do the same operation even if it will cost me a bit higher... think of it as insurance price.

so the Idea is to be still in control of your coin, mix them randomly and log the data to a database. so what do you think? PHP masters, we need your inputs here.

[mmitech]

OK, so I found a complete project that should be working, it was going to be offered as a mixing service, but before launching the founders were forced to abandon the project because of legal issues, the core dev did opensource and publish the hole code, however only the code is available with no instructions on how to deploy it, I contacted the dev on twitter and he told me he is not going to offer support nor have time for such thing now.

You can find the repository on Github, the project is based on Laravel PHP Framework. so I guess figuring out a way to make it work wont be really hard,  I have never deployed or used any Larvel application my self, so can anyone of you with some experience with give us an idea how can we do it ?