We fixed a bug preventing people from using multiple output addresses and forced them to only use 1. Thanks to the Bitcoin Talk member that reported it.
Ah, great news. Someone try that out and let us know! A while back some may recall that I did a very simple test run just to make sure the service did not take my money and that the mixing worked (it worked just fine).
I just spent a
wad of "old" BTC on gold, cashin' in at $9300 so am unable to try for myself, at least now.
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Do note that spending BTC (even when mixed)
that has gone up in price (even trading BTC for gold) does mean that any such gains ought to be reported to the IRS as Capital Gains. I have alerted people (inc. beginner/wankers) at Zero Hedge.
Buying gold means that the seller has to ship it to a name and an address... So, using mixed BTC for some transactions involving real goods being shipped is trackable by the IRS using Chainalysis and similar software.
Don't mess with the Big Rhino (.gov), the risks are not worth it.For me, mixing BTC (and perhaps other crypto later) has two big advantages:
1) Hardly ANYONE (hackers and crooks) will ever be able to track down your BTC holdings
2) Not even the IRS..., as long as you HODL it, to my knowledge anyway (ask your LAWYER, LOL, if you have doubts)
