[ANN] ChipMixer.com - Bitcoin mixer / Bitcoin tumbler - mixing reinvented

[bestmixer]

Dear ChipMixer,

we would like you take part in the following discussion: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5125942.msg50516098#msg50516098

Best regards,
BestMixer Team

[1714168102]

1714168102

[jackg]

I'd be surprised if people don't double up on mixing services like I do. I generally go mixer > gambling site (changes the size of the transaction) > mixer.

Either that or a mixer > service > random address.

Can you match up inputs and outputs even with a time delay? If someone waits a week with a signed receipt can you still trace them?

[Bitcoinsummoner]

Dear ChipMixer,

we would like you take part in the following discussion: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5125942.msg50516098#msg50516098

Best regards,
BestMixer Team

I think there participant should be take part on discussion who use these both sites or at least one. Do not need to take part on discussion by both of them.

[DarkStar_]

Well.... so i managed to loose my session key.

However, i still have control over the wallet that the transaction came from, could you possibly reverse the transaction or i could send the privkeys involved in the transaction for verification?

By misstake, i saved down the deposit address, thinking that was the session key and for some reason the browser timed out or something ( i tried to recover the window, but got an error on that session, i could however find 3 other sessions generated while i was trying to recover the first one)

Anyone been in this position before?

Have sent an email already, hope you could help out.

Pretty upset right now

Include your deposit address in your email if you haven't already and they should be able to help you out as long as the session is not expired (168 hours since creation). They will most likely ask for a signed message from the address you sent the coins from.

[buks_bunny]

News:

We have created Electrum plugin. It's not merged yet, but you can check it here: https://github.com/chipmixer/electrum/tree/plugin/plugins/chipmixer

Hi, help help help, you need to deal with the question of bitcoins that I sent through chipmixer came 2 days left, help, write a personal message

[LoyceV]

Hi, help help help, you need to deal with the question of bitcoins that I sent through chipmixer came 2 days left, help, write a personal message

It's best to send an e-mail:

Please use chipmixer@protonmail.com email support instead of forum PM. It is easier to keep track of support requests and email is checked more frequently

Note:

Emails titled "URGENT" have higher chance to be marked as spam.

You can verify the Support e-mail address at https://chipmixer.com/about.

[buks_bunny]

Hi, help help help, you need to deal with the question of bitcoins that I sent through chipmixer came 2 days left, help, write a personal message

It's best to send an e-mail:

Please use chipmixer@protonmail.com email support instead of forum PM. It is easier to keep track of support requests and email is checked more frequently

Note:

Emails titled "URGENT" have higher chance to be marked as spam.

You can verify the Support e-mail address at https://chipmixer.com/about.

The fact that I wrote 2 letters in the mail, first thing yesterday and wrote a personal message and while nichkto have not written anything, but here at least you answered and I think that will get a response from the administration, what did I do wrong. time ticks,1.5 days left

[buks_bunny]

Hi, help help help, you need to deal with the question of bitcoins that I sent through chipmixer came 2 days left, help, write a personal message

It's best to send an e-mail:

Please use chipmixer@protonmail.com email support instead of forum PM. It is easier to keep track of support requests and email is checked more frequently

Note:

Emails titled "URGENT" have higher chance to be marked as spam.

You can verify the Support e-mail address at https://chipmixer.com/about.

Administration, please as soon as possible write me a personal message. Time's running out. The situation is complicated, the details will explain in correspondence. You already wrote everywhere, but the answer has not yet received.

[Bitcoinsummoner]

The fact that I wrote 2 letters in the mail, first thing yesterday and wrote a personal message and while nichkto have not written anything, but here at least you answered and I think that will get a response from the administration, what did I do wrong. time ticks,1.5 days left

As you have already sent email they will contact you back as soon as possible. I think they need time to response you as they might have busy and also you have not yet passed  24 hours. Yes, at the same time you have only a little time left so it is urgent to you.

[TryNinja]

The fact that I wrote 2 letters in the mail, first thing yesterday and wrote a personal message and while nichkto have not written anything, but here at least you answered and I think that will get a response from the administration, what did I do wrong. time ticks,1.5 days left

As you have already sent email they will contact you back as soon as possible. I think they need time to response you as they might have busy and also you have not yet passed  24 hours. Yes, at the same time you have only a little time left so it is urgent to you.

OP’s first post was 3 days ago, not less than 24 hours ago. I’m sure he already got his answer since he didn’t post anything else (I’m sure he would be spamming the thread with new posts every day) and ChipMixer’s account logged in yesterday. Most people don’t actually update their posts when they get their problem fixed.

[HCP]

Most people don’t actually update their posts when they get their problem fixed.

Which is only marginally less annoying than people who post "Help Me!"-type threads... and then, after getting troubleshooting advice and/or various suggestions to try to fix their issue... the OP will simply put in a single line post that says "Fixed! Thanks" or similar and contains no explanation of how their problem was actually solved  

[jackg]

Most people don’t actually update their posts when they get their problem fixed.

Which is only marginally less annoying than people who post "Help Me!"-type threads... and then, after getting troubleshooting advice and/or various suggestions to try to fix their issue... the OP will simply put in a single line post that says "Fixed! Thanks" or similar and contains no explanation of how their problem was actually solved  

Haha they sometimes respond when you ask which bits were fixed though .

Anyway yeah I've been on threads where 3 people post distinct solutions to fix a, problem and tge never say which fixes it and nksmibw else can reproduce the sme error... ChipMixer will often say if a matter is resolved or not (there's still hope)...

[filipwx]

I tried this service today to mix around 50 USD.
I sent to the wallet provided and once deposited, I selected to withdraw all.
I imported the keys and I get around 48 USD, meaning I lost around 4% of the money sent.
So I paid 4% FEES

On your site, you are advertising your fees are "Pay what you want" also referred as "value-for-value".

So is it SCAM or how do you explain these fees please?

[ChipMixer]

I tried this service today to mix around 50 USD.
I sent to the wallet provided and once deposited, I selected to withdraw all.
I imported the keys and I get around 48 USD, meaning I lost around 4% of the money sent.

Today upon creation of chips, one transaction got delayed because mempool grew up quickly. It left our transaction with much lower fees than others and all new transactions had higher and higher fees.

We have bumped the fee for it and it is confirmed now. Please check your wallet. Private keys are already imported so Electrum should notice confirmation. If that's not a case, try to recover session using session token and reimport keys.

If you still have a problem, please contact us by email and provide deposit address and/or session token, we will help.

[filipwx]

I tried this service today to mix around 50 USD.
I sent to the wallet provided and once deposited, I selected to withdraw all.
I imported the keys and I get around 48 USD, meaning I lost around 4% of the money sent.

Today upon creation of chips, one transaction got delayed because mempool grew up quickly. It left our transaction with much lower fees than others and all new transactions had higher and higher fees.

We have bumped the fee for it and it is confirmed now. Please check your wallet. Private keys are already imported so Electrum should notice confirmation. If that's not a case, try to recover session using session token and reimport keys.

If you still have a problem, please contact us by email and provide deposit address and/or session token, we will help.

I dont understand what you mean here.
Issue is not confirmation of transaction, but fees (I paid around 4% fees).

[TryNinja]

I dont understand what you mean here.
Issue is not confirmation of transaction, but fees (I paid around 4% fees).

How much in BTC did you sent?

ChipMixer works with chips of fixed amounts. There are chips of 0.002, 0.004, 0.008, 0.010, etc... this means that if you send, for example, 0.0023, you will receive the chip of 0.002 and the difference of 0.0003 won’t be redeemable (acting like a donation/fee) simple because there is no chip of 0.0023 BTC.

You probably sent something like 0.0103 and received the chip of 0.01, “losing” the 0.0003 (~$2). (These numbers serves just as an example)

[filipwx]

I dont understand what you mean here.
Issue is not confirmation of transaction, but fees (I paid around 4% fees).

How much in BTC did you sent?

ChipMixer works with chips of fixed amounts. There are chips of 0.002, 0.004, 0.008, 0.010, etc... this means that if you send, for example, 0.0023, you will receive the chip of 0.002 and the difference of 0.0003 won’t be redeemable (acting like a donation/fee) simple because there is no chip of 0.0023 BTC.

You probably sent something like 0.0103 and received the chip of 0.01, “losing” the 0.0003 (~$2). (These numbers serves just as an example)

so where to see EXACTLY which chips are available? Yes this is what exactly happened.
I can't see it on the website.

[jackg]

Anything divisible by 0.001 is credited. Everything else is seen as a donation.

Chip sizes are:
1mbtc
2mbtc
4mbtc
8mbtc
16mbtc
32mbtc
64mbtc
128mbtc
256mbtc
512mbtc
1024mbtc
2048mbtc
4096mbtc
8192mbtc

(I'm not sure how much higher it goes)...

If you deposit 0.021btc for example, you get 0.016, 0.004 and 0.001
If you deposit 0.021btc you get the same chips to withdraw...

Edit, from the FAQ:

ChipMixer creates Bitcoin addresses and funds them with specific sizes. These are chips with 0.001 BTC, 0.002 BTC, 0.004 BTC and so on till 8.192 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 chips. Each chip was funded before your deposit, so there is no link between them and your deposit on blockchain. They are already anonymous.

[HCP]

It should also be noted that ChipMixer deals purely in BTC... BTC in... BTC out... There is no USD, $, Yen, GBP, EUR or any other fiat currency involved.

Also, given the volatility of BTC pricing, attempting to conduct transactions of "fiat amounts" (ie. I sent $50), while using Bitcoin as the medium is likely to end in unexpected results.

[filipwx]

It should also be noted that ChipMixer deals purely in BTC... BTC in... BTC out... There is no USD, $, Yen, GBP, EUR or any other fiat currency involved.

Also, given the volatility of BTC pricing, attempting to conduct transactions of "fiat amounts" (ie. I sent $50), while using Bitcoin as the medium is likely to end in unexpected results.

of course
it's clear.

May be someone can provide us a kind of "chipmixer calculator" ?