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

[Husires]

can anyone explain how ChipMixer works?
from this post
Your 0.1 BTC is exchanged for chips: 0.064 + 0.032 + 0.004.
and from site
Depositing 0.1249 BTC will result with 0.124 BTC funds.
Depositing 0.1240 BTC will result with 0.124 BTC funds.
Will I get the same input values or not?
Do I have to donate?or it’s back to me.
what’s Bet service?

[jackg]

can anyone explain how ChipMixer works?
from this post
Your 0.1 BTC is exchanged for chips: 0.064 + 0.032 + 0.004.
and from site
Depositing 0.1249 BTC will result with 0.124 BTC funds.
Depositing 0.1240 BTC will result with 0.124 BTC funds.
Will I get the same input values or not?
Do I have to donate?or it’s back to me.
what’s Bet service?

There is no longer a gambling system. You will get back exactly what you put in provided it's divisible by 0.001BTC and you don't donate any.

No, you obviously don't need to donate, as that's why it's a donation button not a fee button. But if you use them often and/or like the service, why wouldn't you want to donate.

Chipmixer is a service that mixes your bitcoins with other people's coins.

The best way to learn anymore is to practice using it with small chip sizes like 0.001BTC.

[Thirdspace]

No, you obviously don't need to donate, as that's why it's a donation button not a fee button. But if you use them often and/or like the service, why wouldn't you want to donate.

Depositing 0.1249 BTC will result with 0.124 BTC funds.

Will I get the same input values or not?
Do I have to donate?or it’s back to me.

you don't have to use the donate button directly, donation is not mandatory
just like the example, your 0.1249 BTC deposit will turn into 0.124 BTC
you will lose, automatically donate, whatever less than 0.001 BTC. In this case 0.0009 BTC
this is applied to total deposit in one single deposit address

so if you made 2 deposit transactions of 0.0055 BTC and 0.0057 BTC, (= 0.0112 BTC)
you will get 0.011 BTC (0.008 + 0.002 + 0.001) and auto-donate only 0.0002 BTC
then you can withdraw the chip sizes in form of private keys and/or voucher code

[HCP]

so if you made 2 deposit transactions of 0.0055 BTC and 0.0057 BTC, (= 0.0112 BTC)
you will get 0.011 BTC (0.008 + 0.002 + 0.001) and auto-donate only 0.0002 BTC

Is it mentioned anywhere if there is a maximum timeframe for making the two (or more) deposits such that they're combined and only the "remainder" amount less than 0.001 is "auto donated"? I haven't seen anything specified anywhere...

Is it just "session based"? I might have to do some testing next time I run some coins through the service.

[jackg]

so if you made 2 deposit transactions of 0.0055 BTC and 0.0057 BTC, (= 0.0112 BTC)
you will get 0.011 BTC (0.008 + 0.002 + 0.001) and auto-donate only 0.0002 BTC

Is it mentioned anywhere if there is a maximum timeframe for making the two (or more) deposits such that they're combined and only the "remainder" amount less than 0.001 is "auto donated"? I haven't seen anything specified anywhere...

Is it just "session based"? I might have to do some testing next time I run some coins through the service.

Technically it could. If it automatically goes to stage 2, you could still get other inputs and then withdraw as you don't get your keys until step 3. I wouldn't advise relying on that though, it doesn't seem a very comfortable option IMO (quitee a nice one if you use it though).

[TheQuin]

Is it just "session based"? I might have to do some testing next time I run some coins through the service.

I always assumed it was session based but I've never tried it. As the two transactions would go to the same deposit address it would link the two source addresses together. Taking a voucher and then starting a new session is my preferred option.

[pewpew123]

Hi, I recently deposited into chipmixer, but am not showing any chips? The transaction was confirmed by my electrum wallet however. I am thinking that I may have the wrong session token, but am certain I have the correct deposit address. What is the best way to contact chipmixer? Any help will be greatly appreciated!

[DarkStar_]

Hi, I recently deposited into chipmixer, but am not showing any chips? The transaction was confirmed by my electrum wallet however. I am thinking that I may have the wrong session token, but am certain I have the correct deposit address. What is the best way to contact chipmixer? Any help will be greatly appreciated and I know this is a noob mistake, my apologies!

Email support if you haven't done so yet: chipmixer@protonmail.com

It's the email on their official contact page.

[pewpew123]

Hi, I recently deposited into chipmixer, but am not showing any chips? The transaction was confirmed by my electrum wallet however. I am thinking that I may have the wrong session token, but am certain I have the correct deposit address. What is the best way to contact chipmixer? Any help will be greatly appreciated and I know this is a noob mistake, my apologies!

Email support if you haven't done so yet: chipmixer@protonmail.com

It's the email on their official contact page.

Thank you kindly for the reply. I have done so, and have given them the associated deposit address (I assumed that is safe?). After playing around with the site, I discovered that if you type a session token into the restore session box on the front page (that is incorrect/aka a session that has not been previously created) it will act as if it is an old session (going to the captchax2 and then subsequently to the steps 1-4 pages). However, ofc the deposit address is static per session token, so that will be different if you mistype. I think something along these lines must have happened to me (mistyped the session token, but sent it to a legitimate deposit address associated with chipmixer). So I am assuming that as long as my deposit address is accurate (which I am certain it is, as I have a screenshot of it and the sender address (from electrum, which both line up) that I should be alright?

I hope this is the case, as i'm sitting here sweating bullets!

[TryNinja]

Thank you kindly for the reply. I have done so, and have given them the associated deposit address (I assumed that is safe?). After playing around with the site, I discovered that if you type a session token into the restore session box on the front page (that is incorrect/aka a session that has not been previously created) it will act as if it is an old session (going to the captchax2 and then subsequently to the steps 1-4 pages). However, ofc the deposit address is static per session token, so that will be different if you mistype. I think something along these lines must have happened to me (mistyped the session token, but sent it to a legitimate deposit address associated with chipmixer). So I am assuming that as long as my deposit address is accurate (which I am certain it is, as I have a screenshot of it and the sender address (from electrum, which both line up) that I should be alright?

I hope this is the case, as i'm sitting here sweating bullets!

Probably. IMO, it would also help to provide a signed message from the address that sent the coins. This would prove that you own the address that sent the coins to the mixer.

Otherwise, you could be someone who found a transaction to ChipMixer and wants the session key to steal the chips (I'm not saying that you are).

Here is how you can sign a message with Electrum: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4382780

[pewpew123]

Thank you kindly for the reply. I have done so, and have given them the associated deposit address (I assumed that is safe?). After playing around with the site, I discovered that if you type a session token into the restore session box on the front page (that is incorrect/aka a session that has not been previously created) it will act as if it is an old session (going to the captchax2 and then subsequently to the steps 1-4 pages). However, ofc the deposit address is static per session token, so that will be different if you mistype. I think something along these lines must have happened to me (mistyped the session token, but sent it to a legitimate deposit address associated with chipmixer). So I am assuming that as long as my deposit address is accurate (which I am certain it is, as I have a screenshot of it and the sender address (from electrum, which both line up) that I should be alright?

I hope this is the case, as i'm sitting here sweating bullets!

Probably. IMO, it would also help to provide a signed message from the address that sent the coins. This would prove that you own the address that sent the coins to the mixer.

Otherwise, you could be someone who found a transaction to ChipMixer and wants the session key to steal the chips (I'm not saying that you are).

Here is how you can sign a message with Electrum: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4382780

thank you for the idea. makes sense that it would be smart to do so. should i send this signed message to the deposit address or to the address chipmixer gives 1ChipMwvHe5tewb1Uqa9bbZZJDmgPV1TC7? if you can't tell i'm really new to this, so sorry for all the newb questions.

[TryNinja]

should i send this signed message to the deposit address or to the address chipmixer gives 1ChipMwvHe5tewb1Uqa9bbZZJDmgPV1TC7? if you can't tell i'm really new to this, so sorry for all the newb questions.

1. Open your Electrum wallet;
2. Go to the Addresses tab (View -> Addresses);
3. Right-click the address you used to send the coins to ChipMixer (sender address) and select "Sign/verify message";
4. It will open a window. Write your message in the "Message" field - something like this:

Code:

31 May, 2018. I'm pewpew123 from BitcoinTalk and sent some coins to ChipMixer's address DEPOSIT-ADDRESS-HERE but forgot the session key

5. Click "Sign";
6. Send the data from every field via email to ChipMixer (Message, Address and Signature) along with you explaining your situation;

P.S: If you put even an extra space in the "message" data when sending the email to ChipMixer, the signature will be incorrect. So make sure you send to ChipMixer the exactly same text you wrote in the Message field.

[Thirdspace]

thank you for the idea. makes sense that it would be smart to do so. should i send this signed message to the deposit address or to the address chipmixer gives 1ChipMwvHe5tewb1Uqa9bbZZJDmgPV1TC7? if you can't tell i'm really new to this, so sorry for all the newb questions.

do all the suggested actions and send related info to the official ChipMixer email address
you should sign using your sending address to prove the fund was sent from your address
be patient because ChipMixer doesn't offer 24-hr support

edit: TryNinja posted a good step-by-step instruction, you should be able to do it just fine

[pewpew123]

thanks to all of you, i really appreciate it. i have done as you both advised, now it's just a waiting game i suppose.

[xelnaz]

Potentially interested in this service, Is it safe and have people had any success with this tumbler recently or failure.

[TheQuin]

Potentially interested in this service, Is it safe and have people had any success with this tumbler recently or failure.

Yes, it's safe and I use it regularly. It's been around for 1 year now and has a very high reputation. You should click on ChipMixer's forum account trust page https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=1003345
Click on Show ratings under Untrusted feedback to see all of it.

[jackg]

Hi, I recently deposited into chipmixer, but am not showing any chips? The transaction was confirmed by my electrum wallet however. I am thinking that I may have the wrong session token, but am certain I have the correct deposit address. What is the best way to contact chipmixer? Any help will be greatly appreciated and I know this is a noob mistake, my apologies!

Email support if you haven't done so yet: chipmixer@protonmail.com

It's the email on their official contact page.

Thank you kindly for the reply. I have done so, and have given them the associated deposit address (I assumed that is safe?). After playing around with the site, I discovered that if you type a session token into the restore session box on the front page (that is incorrect/aka a session that has not been previously created) it will act as if it is an old session (going to the captchax2 and then subsequently to the steps 1-4 pages). However, ofc the deposit address is static per session token, so that will be different if you mistype. I think something along these lines must have happened to me (mistyped the session token, but sent it to a legitimate deposit address associated with chipmixer). So I am assuming that as long as my deposit address is accurate (which I am certain it is, as I have a screenshot of it and the sender address (from electrum, which both line up) that I should be alright?

I hope this is the case, as i'm sitting here sweating bullets!

If you have a screenshot of the deposit address, is the token not in that?
Can you not type that into chipmixer and see if anything comes up.

[pewpew123]

Hi, I recently deposited into chipmixer, but am not showing any chips? The transaction was confirmed by my electrum wallet however. I am thinking that I may have the wrong session token, but am certain I have the correct deposit address. What is the best way to contact chipmixer? Any help will be greatly appreciated and I know this is a noob mistake, my apologies!

Email support if you haven't done so yet: chipmixer@protonmail.com

It's the email on their official contact page.

Thank you kindly for the reply. I have done so, and have given them the associated deposit address (I assumed that is safe?). After playing around with the site, I discovered that if you type a session token into the restore session box on the front page (that is incorrect/aka a session that has not been previously created) it will act as if it is an old session (going to the captchax2 and then subsequently to the steps 1-4 pages). However, ofc the deposit address is static per session token, so that will be different if you mistype. I think something along these lines must have happened to me (mistyped the session token, but sent it to a legitimate deposit address associated with chipmixer). So I am assuming that as long as my deposit address is accurate (which I am certain it is, as I have a screenshot of it and the sender address (from electrum, which both line up) that I should be alright?

I hope this is the case, as i'm sitting here sweating bullets!

If you have a screenshot of the deposit address, is the token not in that?
Can you not type that into chipmixer and see if anything comes up.

Nope, the session address I recorded down is not the one associated with my deposit address. I copy pasted the deposit address into electrum, but must have been less careful with my session token and probably placed an I for an L or did not capitalize something (I’ve tried multiple variants but there are a lot of possibilities and I have to work). Now that I’m in the process of potentially losing my btc bc of a careless mistake I will definitely take a screenshot of the actual page in the future.

Update: still no response from the customer support email, anxiously waiting!

[pewpew123]

How long does it usually take Chipmixer to respond to emails?

[Thirdspace]

How long does it usually take Chipmixer to respond to emails?

usually within a day or two.
btw, have you checked your pc free of clipboard virus?
if you believe you saved the correct session token and doing all this within 7 days, then current deposit address won't change
the deposit address will be different only if you entered expired or previously destroyed session token