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[OROBTC]

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Great project, sega01

There is a case to be made for mixing two different ways if you're going to mix twice.  It might be very hard, but running BTC through Wasabi (CoinJoin) and another mixer might (perhaps Wasabi first?) be very difficult for analysts to break.

Writing the code might be hard though.  

[yarlungzangbo]

Seems different with other version minxer 

[Lavander]

I checked the site of this tumbler. Its nice and easy. Great job done, as far as designing the interface is concerned.
Are there any reviews of clients who have used this service and there experience? I went through thread and wasn't able to find any.

[TryNinja]

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It it wasn't made with Python, I would love to take over and even implement ChipMixer's API as the final step (Mix > Mix? > CM chips). Unforunately, I don't really know any about it besides the very basic.

That was a really cool project. Thanks for that.

[Casy]

Hi everyone.

It seemed no one was using this for quite some time, or at least for any sizeable amount of funds where I've noticed any commissions. At one point it was definitely being used for some large transfers and I never heard of any issues.

Thanks for your work on this project! It definitely brought some cool new ideas to bitcoin mixing and the fact it is open source makes it still useful for everyone interested.
I'd vote for keeping your bitcoin affiliate address in at least one of the mixer stages to whoever is going to take it over.