[ANN] [banned mixer] | Best Bitcoin Mixer | Extra Layer of Privacy by XMR Bridge

[Synchronice]

Just because your coins have no blockchain connection, it doesn't mean blockchain analysis companies have completely missed your trail. When you use XMR, your anonymity set is orders of magnitude larger than that of any mixer.

As far as I know, when you use Monero, addresses and amount of coins used in transaction don't appear on blockchain, your IP doesn't appear in network and your anonymity is at its highest level. How can any blockchain analyses company tell me if my coins have dark past? Logically, when you use Monero's full anonymity, no exchange should be able to judge you.
Is there any flaw where BA companies can catch you when you use Monero stealth address?

[BlackHatCoiner]

As far as I know, when you use Monero, addresses and amount of coins used in transaction don't appear on blockchain, your IP doesn't appear in network and your anonymity is at its highest level.

Correct, but there are nonetheless small details which can indicate there's a high chance certain coins share the same owner. Let me give you a simple example: You sell 1 BTC for 200 XMR at a no-KYC centralized exchange. Within an hour, you sell the 200 XMR for 1 BTC in another no-KYC centralized exchange. There is clearly no blockchain connection between your bitcoin, but there's a strong implication of two users buying / selling 200 XMR around at the same time, so the two bitcoins may be linked given the CEX operators share that kind of information with third parties.

In decentralized exchanges that's less likely to occur, but it's possible. Time is a parameter which can enhance or ruin someone's privacy, dependently on how you use it.

Logically, when you use Monero's full anonymity, no exchange should be able to judge you.

That didn't age well. No regulated exchange accepts Monero as far as I know, because everyone who wants to be anonymous is guilty. 

Is there any flaw where BA companies can catch you when you use Monero stealth address?

None that I'm aware of. The US government has issued bounty for anyone breaking Monero which is yet unclaimed.

[Synchronice]

As far as I know, when you use Monero, addresses and amount of coins used in transaction don't appear on blockchain, your IP doesn't appear in network and your anonymity is at its highest level.

Correct, but there are nonetheless small details which can indicate there's a high chance certain coins share the same owner. Let me give you a simple example: You sell 1 BTC for 200 XMR at a no-KYC centralized exchange. Within an hour, you sell the 200 XMR for 1 BTC in another no-KYC centralized exchange. There is clearly no blockchain connection between your bitcoin, but there's a strong implication of two users buying / selling 200 XMR around at the same time, so the two bitcoins may be linked given the CEX operators share that kind of information with third parties.

In decentralized exchanges that's less likely to occur, but it's possible. Time is a parameter which can enhance or ruin someone's privacy, dependently on how you use it.

That will really create some bond between your BTC and Monero, one definitely shouldn't do that. You should make your transactions look like a maze. One can use multiple coins to not leave any traces but that will cost one up to 5-10% of base money.

That didn't age well. No regulated exchange accepts Monero as far as I know, because everyone who wants to be anonymous is guilty. 

As far as I know, Binance accepts Monero deposits and withdrawals. I don't remember what's happening around Coinbase.

[BlackHatCoiner]

That will really create some bond between your BTC and Monero, one definitely shouldn't do that. You should make your transactions look like a maze. One can use multiple coins to not leave any traces but that will cost one up to 5-10% of base money.

Or just sell your XMR in parts, and in different time periods. Even if you own 100 BTC, you can get pretty decent levels of anonymity. In fact, I doubt if you could get any better levels of anonymity elsewhere.

As far as I know, Binance accepts Monero deposits and withdrawals. I don't remember what's happening around Coinbase.

Huh, I was quite impressed that Binance allows you to buy it on their platform. Soever, Binance should be the last place to buy XMR. If you truly want to enjoy its highest levels of anonymity, you should run your own node and buy peer-to-peer from Bisq.

[examplens]

As far as I know, Binance accepts Monero deposits and withdrawals. I don't remember what's happening around Coinbase.

Huh, I was quite impressed that Binance allows you to buy it on their platform. Soever, Binance should be the last place to buy XMR. If you truly want to enjoy its highest levels of anonymity, you should run your own node and buy peer-to-peer from Bisq.

Kucoin, Kraken, Bitfinex, OKX, all accept XMR. You must have misunderstood something because Coinbase doesn't have it on their exchange. They have a little bit more of a conservative approach
You can see the complete market at https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/monero/#Markets

[Kauyaz]

Future updates :
We're currently working on an API implementation.

The API implementation is ready? 

[Mixero]

Future updates :
We're currently working on an API implementation.

The API implementation is ready? 

Hello, the API is still under development as we're working on other, more interesting updates at the moment.

[Mixero]

API RELEASE :

Hello, we are pleased to announce that we have just released our API. It only supports CoinJoin mode at the moment, but we'll be implementing advanced mode later this week.

API key auto-generation is not yet enabled, so if you're interested in the API, please send an e-mail to [banned mixer]@protonmail.com.

Documentation can be found at this link:
https://api.[banned mixer]/docs


API RELEASE :

Our Advanced mode has indeed been added to the API, and the documentation has been rewritten with greater detail.

Our API now supports both CoinJoin and Advanced modes.

For more information: https://api.[banned mixer]/docs

[digaran]

Well, the inevitable has happened, all mixers now have 1 month before being banned to operate here.
What you can do :
Think about the suggestion of  exchanging BTC, Monero, ETH, as mixing won't be as much profitable on the darknet. And if all mixers could avoid getting too big, they could all operate here with no problem, but greed is overwhelming.

[BlackHatCoiner]

This service might survive if it completely switches from being called a mixer to an exchanger that converts your BTC to XMR.

[JeromeTash]

This service might survive if it completely switches from being called a mixer to an exchanger that converts your BTC to XMR.

Perhaps if they do a complete redesign and rebranding of the service. I read the conditions admin posted. They are a little confusing (No clear boundaries on what is or is not banned), but a former Bitcoin mixer turning into an exchanger when the admin is watching? Let's wait and see how things turn out.

[FatFork]

This service might survive if it completely switches from being called a mixer to an exchanger that converts your BTC to XMR.

Perhaps if they do a complete redesign and rebranding of the service. I read the conditions admin posted. They are a little confusing (No clear boundaries on what is or is not banned), but a former Bitcoin mixer turning into an exchanger when the admin is watching? Let's wait and see how things turn out.

Why not? I don't see a problem with them rebranding and pivoting the business to adapt to the market.  If they make the mixer more of a basic instant exchange and change the name, I don't see why they couldn't keep advertising here like some other services do.

[ABCbits]

This service might survive if it completely switches from being called a mixer to an exchanger that converts your BTC to XMR.

It's interesting idea. Although looking at https://kycnot.me/search?q=&type=exchange&xmr=on&btc=on there are already several no-KYC exchange which support both BTC and XMR. In addition, AFAIK one of them currently run signature campaign and another one used to run same thing.

[Pmalek]

Why not? I don't see a problem with them rebranding and pivoting the business to adapt to the market.  If they make the mixer more of a basic instant exchange and change the name, I don't see why they couldn't keep advertising here like some other services do.

They would have to get rid of the traditional coin mixing feature altogether, and only focus on providing an exchange between bitcoin and monero. That's a completely different business model. It remains to be seen if any of the mixers we know would be interested in doing that to remain a part of Bitcointalk.

But there is another issue. According to my understanding of the future rules, users will not be allowed to advertise the exchange as a way to mix coins, clean the history from their coins, improve their privacy (sad) or something similar. You'll be allowed to advertise and mention the exchange but not for the purposes I mentioned. 

[digaran]

It was a pleasure to take part in spreading the words about this innovative mixer, however I never really suggested mixero to anyone, I think having the signature was enough.
 
Also regarding circumventing the forum ban, I have a few ideas on how to exploit it, one is indirect advertisement, and many more, but exploiting it would mean going against the forum admin's decision, which I believe is what he wants actually, because he is not against using mixers, he just doesn't want the trouble coming after him and forum members. So as long as you find a way around the ban that doesn't put forum and it's members at risk, you will be fine.

Stay safe and don't be greedy.😉
~dig
Edit: There is an update on mixer bans, you could operate like services such as jambojetler and advertise here, just make sure you'd follow their business model, aka success is in copy pasting the successful business models. 😉

[Road21Bitcoin]

I have a few questions for the OP:

1) Why should I choose your mixer over all others?
2) What is your turnover?

[Bitcoin_Arena]

I have a few questions for the OP:

1) Why should I choose your mixer over all others?
2) What is your turnover?

Perhaps the FAQs could partially answer some of your questions, especially regarding pros and cons ----> https://[banned mixer]/faqs

They say the maximum BTC you can mix is 250 BTC. Are you looking with in that range?