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September 01, 2017, 01:33:43 AM
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If you want create a bitcoin mixer, you should make a good looking site because it is very attractive to the users of bitcoin and most of them like minimalist looking site and also include a lower fees than the other bitcoin mixer so you can get more customers and also do some campaigns like signature campaigns to spread your site and easily get popular around our forum.

How exactly does one set up a signature campaign?
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September 01, 2017, 03:55:17 AM
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You'll need a few million dollars, do you have a few million dollars? I have a hard time believing that you have. until then it's better if you think about something else, besides there are already a few good mixers in play so I don't see any holes here.
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September 01, 2017, 04:01:31 AM
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You don't need a mixer. You can simply send all bitcoins to an exchange, and then from there send to your new wallets, no one will be able to trace you then.
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September 01, 2017, 05:45:01 AM
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You don't need a mixer. You can simply send all bitcoins to an exchange, and then from there send to your new wallets, no one will be able to trace you then.

This is just wrong sending to an exchange and withdrawing to a new wallet offers no anonymity. The exchange can link your deposits to your withdrawals.

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September 01, 2017, 09:31:51 AM
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If you want create a bitcoin mixer, you should make a good looking site because it is very attractive to the users of bitcoin and most of them like minimalist looking site and also include a lower fees than the other bitcoin mixer so you can get more customers and also do some campaigns like signature campaigns to spread your site and easily get popular around our forum.

How exactly does one set up a signature campaign?
It's very simple and cheap if you have the time to manage it yourself.
You make a thread in the services section with all the rules, payments, make a list of participants in google docs. You'll need to make a signature. A simple one without special characters can be made in minutes. If you want an advanced, more flashy one, you can always pay someone to make it, but a normal one will work just fine.
Next you set up an escrow if you want the campaign to attract more people and you're all done. Provided the rates are decent you'll have people advertising your service in no time.

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September 01, 2017, 09:38:12 AM
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You don't need a mixer. You can simply send all bitcoins to an exchange, and then from there send to your new wallets, no one will be able to trace you then.

This is just wrong sending to an exchange and withdrawing to a new wallet offers no anonymity. The exchange can link your deposits to your withdrawals.

It does the job if you just want to break the link between your past coins for the viewing public. Obviously if you're an international drug kingpin it's not quite the level you're looking for.
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September 08, 2017, 01:47:46 PM
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I do like ChipMixer's giving private keys. What do you guys think about that vs sending bitcoin to a specific address?
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