[ENDED] ChipMixer Signature Campaign | Sr Member+

[NeuroticFish]

I've been feeling a bit unwell today, so unfortunately I will have to delay this week's payment by ~16 hours to finish up this week's post counting. Sorry for the inconvenience!

Get well, all the rest can wait.

[stompix]

Just as the rest said, I don't think anyone would have issues with a delay, if you're feeling unwell it's far better to just get some rest rather than stress yourself over things that can wait even one week and you can just catch up next week. I know for sure that at least! two times you paid the campaign out of your pocket to keep up with the payment date although you could have just waited, and that's a deed that can't be overshadowed by such a measly thing as a delay.

[DarkStar_]

Payments for this week of the campaign have been sent, using an exchange rate of 1 BTC = $21660 USD. (43085301832b460d3e810169dcb2de57289814b27b1fc597ebd424348d4dd4c1)

Thank you all for the kind words and patience 

[Maestro75]

I love the consideration Chipmixer participants give to their manager and human life. This is a great campaign. Some other campaigns would be panicking for few hours of delay. Am happy to read that the manager is back on his feet again. Fullest recovery to you, DarkStar.

[DarkStar_]

Payments for this week of the campaign have been sent, using an exchange rate of 1 BTC = $20070 USD. (6ffc6845cbe183c0c4b60608f7571f11d8bef213ec0bdf000342621f877b4940)

[BlackHatCoiner]

For anyone interested in some logistics: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kPFuJFAiixmZaQI_FnkceQua-7LeMVXlb_Dei_OOb74/edit?usp=sharing

Pay rate ($6/post) according to exchange rate began in week 192. The lowest price we've reached since that is $18,360 in week 265 with a pay rate of 32,679 sat/post, and the highest is $64,850 in week 234 with a pay rate of 9,252 sat/post.

The average price we're being paid is $40,991.21, and the average pay rate is 16,348 sat/post.

[DarkStar_]

Payments for this week of the campaign have been sent, using an exchange rate of 1 BTC = $19070 USD. (c50327027b1022ac2fb29113b2b72671103f2a0e41f1b189d64a8441f34d8d0f)

[DarkStar_]

Payments for this week of the campaign have been sent, using an exchange rate of 1 BTC = $19340 USD. (ed9ed571d9213cb62f019e0e8d93ab3854c97237512797f9b3bef41ec378bced)

[DarkStar_]

Payments for this week of the campaign have been sent, using an exchange rate of 1 BTC = $19430 USD. (dfdea17062f9ca83702e731b83e0c80676e8233a92c0bd624f5c9b9aa70c7f67)

[DarkStar_]

Payments for this week of the campaign have been sent, using an exchange rate of 1 BTC = $19130 USD. (6396bc24e882b0ee2b127f7e668f8f672ecb4908ee7c9118af0aeeedce452724)

[NeuroticFish]

using an exchange rate of 1 BTC = $19310 USD.

The rate was actually $19130, I guess that it's a typo (but obviously, not a problem at all, just a note in case somebody needs that info).

[DarkStar_]

The rate was actually $19130, I guess that it's a typo (but obviously, not a problem at all, just a note in case somebody needs that info).

Fixed, thanks!

Payments for this week of the campaign have been sent, using an exchange rate of 1 BTC = $19160 USD. (c331eba37ecda59a45f3c5c6f34ef68ecb207c5269c91dcea47dce59f0b9a06f)

[DarkStar_]

This week's campaign payments will be delayed to later today. Unfortunately had some internet issues yesterday so I wasn't able to properly count. Sorry for the inconvenience!

[DarkStar_]

Payments for this week of the campaign have been sent, using an exchange rate of 1 BTC = $20480 USD. (e72ad832ab2e00fc2631cf22fc57257488ba93bf4f6000e5b26366438c43d322)

[DarkStar_]

Payments for this week of the campaign have been sent, using an exchange rate of 1 BTC = $21430 USD. (a5dd8f114cd158f03f2947971371d29eae0443eb70c9c0d49987d2d45dd7bfec)

[DarkStar_]

Payments for this week of the campaign have been sent, using an exchange rate of 1 BTC = $16790 USD. (9b07f87a00a6d99111500a45066b7e32bd9af15731f3b7b37889c4294068effd)

[DarkStar_]

Payments for this week of the campaign have been sent, using an exchange rate of 1 BTC = $16590 USD. (66126ae923c02b7bee7c05e798abaa471d9e4110bc4a7fb7d15b7f52f81bd9bf)

[DarkStar_]

Unfortunately campaign payments for last week will be slightly delayed - I'm aiming to get them sent in the next ~24 hours. I was traveling this weekend and ran into some unexpected delays that I did not plan for.

[RickDeckard]

This is just a suggestion from my side but I've noticed that the spreadsheet of this campaign[1] - like most of the other campaigns - is hosted on Google servers (Google Sheets), a service that we will never know what kind of access they have to one's files (and what they do with that kind of information). Considering what happened to Tornado Cash developer[1] some months ago, would it make sense to move to a more private service to host the spreadsheet? The service that I generally use is CryptPad[3] - the platform is end-to-end encrypted and it's completely open-source[4] - one can even install the service on a personal device[5]. Their privacy policy[6] is also very straightforward:

What we know about you and how we use this information
Non-registered and Registered users

Like any website, CryptPad has access to metadata sent by the browser when requesting web pages, such as your IP address, what browser you use, and other HTTP headers. We use this data to infer how many users visit from a particular country or with a particular type of device so that we can better serve popular use-cases.

Beyond this, the platform sends limited telemetry to our server when you perform some actions. These measurements do not identify individual accounts and are only used in aggregate to prioritize development based on which features are used the most often. Even so, you may disable them via your user settings page. For example, we only store the 2 first numbers of IPs accessing the website.

We are able to observe metadata about documents, such as their size, the ids of the user accounts that created them, and when they were edited. This information is only used to operate the service in legitimate interest, and we are always looking for ways to collect even less data.

The platform also supports importing ".xlsx" files[7], so the transition to Cryptpad (in theory) wouldn't be a pain and DarkStar_ would still keep the history of past weeks, but in a newer and more private service.
[1] https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17P52DifaD7YfvzLkX3wrxGVpKcaPHY4y57ZpI-FK754/edit?usp=sharing
[2] https://techcrunch.com/2022/08/12/suspected-tornado-cash-developer-arrested-in-amsterdam/
[3] https://cryptpad.fr/
[4] https://github.com/xwiki-labs/cryptpad
[5] https://www.alibabacloud.com/blog/installing-cryptpad-on-your-own-server_595423
[6] https://cryptpad.fr/pad/#/2/pad/view/GcNjAWmK6YDB3EO2IipRZ0fUe89j43Ryqeb4fjkjehE/
[7] https://docs.cryptpad.org/en/FAQ.html#spreadsheets-import-export

[The Sceptical Chymist]

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I've always wondered why it's necessary to publicly list all the campaign participants' addresses--and I'm not just talking about Chipmixer; every campaign I've ever seen has had some kind of spreadsheet with that data on it.  Is there an obvious reason I'm just not thinking of?