BITMIXER.CO - Bitcoin Mixer & Tumbler - Anonymous Bitcoin Mixer

[Cluster2k]

I'm happy to announce the new Bitcoin Mixer and Tumbler www.bitmixer.co

No logs, no accounts, no tracking.
Feel free to leave your feedback here.

[mikandri]

I'm happy to announce the new Bitcoin Mixer and Tumbler bitcoinmixer.co

No logs, no accounts, no tracking.
Feel free to leave your feedback here.

Website not working for me

[onnz423]

Nice job However problems with DNS of your site.
Do you offer same kind of chipping of the funds as chipmixer does?
And also, what are your fees and are you planning to make a site on i2p or tor as well?
The main reason people want to mix, is to minimize their digital footprint and if you host the mixer on clearnet, it will not attract as many customers probably.

[Need Escrow Today]

This site can’t be reached

bitcoinmixer.co’s server DNS address could not be found.

Is anything different from ex(Bitmixer) and from Chipmixer, please mention the difference, improvement.

[Cluster2k]

Sorry for the little typo in the OP, now website link works fine.

[onnz423]

Sorry for the little typo in the OP, now website link works fine.

Uhm, nope. I don't have too high hopes for as technical site as this, if the launch fails easily like this :/
The site should have at least been tested before announcing it anywhere.

Edit: Starting post still says bitcoinmixer.co instead of bitmixer.co

[Need Escrow Today]

Sorry for the little typo in the OP, now website link works fine.

Update the main post, the link is still the old one, update it to: BITMIXER.CO

[Cluster2k]

Nice job However problems with DNX of your site.
Do you offer same kind of chipping of the funds as chipmixer does?
And also, what are your fees and are you planning to make a site on i2p or tor as well?
The main reason people want to mix, is to minimize their digital footprint and if you host the mixer on clearnet, it will not attract as many customers probably.

Thanks for the encouraging words.

Bitmixer.co offers:

- wide funds pool from clean transactions, regularly updated every day.

- completely offline and automated procedure. Coins are always safe during the entire mixing process.

- nothing is stored on the webserver, neither your personal infos which are sent through an encrypted connection to a secure webmail.

- we do not use cookies, no javascript plugins or any other injectable code, making Bitmixer.co ideal for i2p and tor websites.

TOR and I2P websites mirror will come soon.

Fees are 0.25% and 0.0005 BTC for each different output address other than the 1st.

[Cluster2k]

Sorry for the little typo in the OP, now website link works fine.

Uhm, nope. I don't have too high hopes for as technical site as this, if the launch fails easily like this :/
The site should have at least been tested before announcing it anywhere.

Edit: Starting post still says bitcoinmixer.co instead of bitmixer.co

I edited the OP with the correct links. We can take the drama off now.

[Cluster2k]

You are encouraged to try the service with smaller amount (over 0.01 BTC) and test it.

[mobnepal]

You should ask for signed message from the sending address because everybody can check the given deposit address (I assume it will remain same for whole day for everyone) and than claim the sending address is his/her.

[Cluster2k]

You should ask for signed message from the sending address because everybody can check the given deposit address (I assume it will remain same for whole day for everyone) and than claim the sending address is his/her.

Users can first complete the form, send it, and then mix BTCs.

No need to use a signed message and compromise even more your anonimity.

[bL4nkcode]

Good job will you implement like the letter of guarantee which the past bitmixer.io and [banned mixer] does? And I bet you should make its ANN thread on service announcement. And BTW are you going have signature campaign for this like what mixers do here.

[MrCrank]

Wow, it's like my favorite bitmixer.io.
This useful service for many users.
Do you plan run signature campaign?

[Arcteryx]

Would like to know the same thing.

Is this the same site just a new owner?

[exstasie]

Nice job However problems with DNX of your site.
Do you offer same kind of chipping of the funds as chipmixer does?
And also, what are your fees and are you planning to make a site on i2p or tor as well?
The main reason people want to mix, is to minimize their digital footprint and if you host the mixer on clearnet, it will not attract as many customers probably.

Thanks for the encouraging words.

Bitmixer.co offers:

- wide funds pool from clean transactions, regularly updated every day.

- completely offline and automated procedure. Coins are always safe during the entire mixing process.

- nothing is stored on the webserver, neither your personal infos which are sent through an encrypted connection to a secure webmail.

- we do not use cookies, no javascript plugins or any other injectable code, making Bitmixer.co ideal for i2p and tor websites.

TOR and I2P websites mirror will come soon.

Fees are 0.25% and 0.0005 BTC for each different output address other than the 1st.

Awesome. As expected, new services are springing up to replace Bitmixer. I'm really glad to see that, and would like to support your service. I suggest starting a thread in the Service Announcements subforum and continually updating users regarding features and service issues to get some more exposure.

I'll give your service a try when I get home later and have access to my local wallet. Good luck!

[OmegaStarScream]

If the address used for mixing is the same, how anonymous the process is going to be? I tried to access the site from different devices and what you call 'ACTIVE MIXING ADDRESS' doesn't seem to be changing, instead, It changes every 24 hours but a lot of people will be using it, shouldn't you consider generating unique addresses?

[matthona]

I'm happy to announce the new Bitcoin Mixer and Tumbler www.bitmixer.co

No logs, no accounts, no tracking.
Feel free to leave your feedback here.

Are you planning to start signature campaign again?

[DarkStar_]

Why self-moderate your ANN thread? It's a huge red flag as you probably know, as you can easily censor bad comments.

Also, why have 1 public mixing address that only changes daily? Seems somewhat like a security risk, since I can easily write a script that scrapes the address every day, logs it, and then if I think someone used your mixer, I could see if they sent a tx to one of those addresses, and know instantly that they sent their coins to Bitmixer.co. I wouldn't know the output, but it would bring me closer.

Service seems quite shady.

[freebutcaged]

As a member of this forum when I see a self moderated thread for a service questions appear in my mind even knowing the main reason for

A self moderated thread created by the OP is basically to avoid spam and trolling. but you know better, I think after Bitmixer running away

To avoid getting arrested by the international law enforcements it was only the matter of time for someone quickly take their place, lets see

How the community welcomes this new Bitmixer.