deleted this because got downrated for being an elaborate ponzi

[ry0t]

deleted this because got downrated for being an elaborate ponzi

[Aengus]

What an absolute load of rubbish, either way.

[veleten]

What an absolute load of rubbish, either way.

wow,this author must be fired immediately
unless this is a paid shill article for the said mixer service and it looks like it is
despite the apparent negative context,there are lines about investors making three times over from 8 millions in under 3 months
this is like saying:look, drugs are bad,some people are making millions selling them and here is the addy where you can find them bad guys operate  

"has been online for the last 94 days and so far over twenty four and a half million dollars have been laundered through it. Investors have put in over 8 million dollars and have profited three times as much"
i.e. every dollar worth of coins that have been laundered is pure profit,according to the author  
the article is full of bullshit,couple it with a very vague idea of the author himself on how bitcoin mixers work,also it belongs in the news section

[piloder]

Looks like another click bait to get referral in this possible ponzi site, article actively promotes bitpetite which is just another bitcoin based ponzi in the name of tumbler.

Daily 4.5% return for just putting your bitcoin in their bankroll, LOL this is too good to be true.

OP you should stop promoting ponzis like this one.

[buwaytress]

Sadly, this is a great example of subtler marketing for ponzis masquerading as businesses. Definitely a paid article. You can either frown on Bittox for helping promote scams but then you'd have to go after all these news/media portals and force them to have stricter screening, since any number of ICOs have done similar "news" stories to bait users. This is an extreme level of shadiness, though. Should just dox the people who paid for this article, I bet you'd open a whole can of ponzi sites.

[xIIImaL]

Sadly, this is a great example of subtler marketing for ponzis masquerading as businesses. Definitely a paid article. You can either frown on Bittox for helping promote scams but then you'd have to go after all these news/media portals and force them to have stricter screening, since any number of ICOs have done similar "news" stories to bait users. This is an extreme level of shadiness, though. Should just dox the people who paid for this article, I bet you'd open a whole can of ponzi sites.

I have checked this article, actually it directs to different site called bitpetite.com it seems a regular wallet to have your bitcoin and nothing more special. Since, it is a shared private key online wallet, it might be scam us like bit.ac
This is giving giveaway information to start the investing with the benefit of money launderers. Since, risk is completely depend on your own risks.

[cruisinthrutime]

Sounds like a scam

[crairezx20]

Sadly, this is a great example of subtler marketing for ponzis masquerading as businesses. Definitely a paid article. You can either frown on Bittox for helping promote scams but then you'd have to go after all these news/media portals and force them to have stricter screening, since any number of ICOs have done similar "news" stories to bait users. This is an extreme level of shadiness, though. Should just dox the people who paid for this article, I bet you'd open a whole can of ponzi sites.

I have checked this article, actually it directs to different site called bitpetite.com it seems a regular wallet to have your bitcoin and nothing more special. Since, it is a shared private key online wallet, it might be scam us like bit.ac
This is giving giveaway information to start the investing with the benefit of money launderers. Since, risk is completely depend on your own risks.

You didn't checked them carefully it looks like they have an option to invest bitcoin and this thread could be a click bait ..
Because the link given above is redirect to a blog which is bittox where you can see the site bitpetite with referral link he can get the 10% to 30% rewards .. from bitpetite if someone register with his referral links.. 
So i think it is not safe because it is the same as investment scam..

[BigBoy89]

How average Bitcoin users are getting rich online by helping money launderers.
Read More:
http://bittox.com/2017/09/23/average-bitcoin-users-getting-rich-online-helping-money-launderers/

Well, this is a clear example how FUD and spreading FUD is working.
The author must be paid for this load of sh*t or it's just totally ignorant.

Otherwise we all would be very very rich, right?

[pawanjain]

How average Bitcoin users are getting rich online by helping money launderers.
Read More:
http://bittox.com/2017/09/23/average-bitcoin-users-getting-rich-online-helping-money-launderers/

Well, this is a clear example how FUD and spreading FUD is working.
The author must be paid for this load of sh*t or it's just totally ignorant.

Otherwise we all would be very very rich, right?

Totally true. Sites like these are the reason why people think Bitcoin is not a safe investment and people like the author who is promoting that shit site are the reason for spreading FUDs and ponzis in the market. I don't know why OP has referred this site here unless he is getting something out of it. OP I would request you to stop promoting or referring websites like these who have the motive to scam innocent people and run away with their hard earned money.

[pinkflower]

Newbs beware. That article is a shill piece made to trick you to invest your BTC into that mixer. If you really want to invest some, there are more reputable services out there. The ironic thing is, investing in BTC casinos and gambling sites are better because they are the most honest.

[LuanX3]

How average Bitcoin users are getting rich online by helping money launderers.
Read More:
http://bittox.com/2017/09/23/average-bitcoin-users-getting-rich-online-helping-money-launderers/

Tsk. What a piece of garbage. How can you write something about bitcoins this way? As if fiat isn't laundered much more openly! Bitcoins are indeed new financial technology but it isn't the leading way of laundering money. Likely there isn't even 1% of the total laundered money in the world that uses bitcoins to do it.

This is for sure written by op and just here to cause some sort of chaos.

[buwaytress]

Sadly, this is a great example of subtler marketing for ponzis masquerading as businesses. Definitely a paid article. You can either frown on Bittox for helping promote scams but then you'd have to go after all these news/media portals and force them to have stricter screening, since any number of ICOs have done similar "news" stories to bait users. This is an extreme level of shadiness, though. Should just dox the people who paid for this article, I bet you'd open a whole can of ponzi sites.

I have checked this article, actually it directs to different site called bitpetite.com it seems a regular wallet to have your bitcoin and nothing more special. Since, it is a shared private key online wallet, it might be scam us like bit.ac
This is giving giveaway information to start the investing with the benefit of money launderers. Since, risk is completely depend on your own risks.

Yes, it is an article about bitpetite, and that's the whole point. It's masquerading as a news article purporting that people are getting rich by investing their money into bitpetite, allegedly a bitcoin tumbler. People think "wow I better take this chance to earn easy money. It's illegal but untraceable, what a find!".

What really happened: bitpetite runs a ponzi HYIP script, it pays to have that article published. People get clickbaited. So they get "legitimate" marketing instead of advertising themselves as a HYIP.

No decent tumbler will open public investments like that, and give fixed interest. And as someone pointed out, there are referral links with commissions so that's something like 15% on day 1 including commissions.

P.S. Malwarebytes blocks bitpetite.

[ry0t]

Sadly, this is a great example of subtler marketing for ponzis masquerading as businesses. Definitely a paid article. You can either frown on Bittox for helping promote scams but then you'd have to go after all these news/media portals and force them to have stricter screening, since any number of ICOs have done similar "news" stories to bait users. This is an extreme level of shadiness, though. Should just dox the people who paid for this article, I bet you'd open a whole can of ponzi sites.

I have checked this article, actually it directs to different site called bitpetite.com it seems a regular wallet to have your bitcoin and nothing more special. Since, it is a shared private key online wallet, it might be scam us like bit.ac
This is giving giveaway information to start the investing with the benefit of money launderers. Since, risk is completely depend on your own risks.

Yes, it is an article about bitpetite, and that's the whole point. It's masquerading as a news article purporting that people are getting rich by investing their money into bitpetite, allegedly a bitcoin tumbler. People think "wow I better take this chance to earn easy money. It's illegal but untraceable, what a find!".

What really happened: bitpetite runs a ponzi HYIP script, it pays to have that article published. People get clickbaited. So they get "legitimate" marketing instead of advertising themselves as a HYIP.

No decent tumbler will open public investments like that, and give fixed interest. And as someone pointed out, there are referral links with commissions so that's something like 15% on day 1 including commissions.

P.S. Malwarebytes blocks bitpetite.

Actually people are getting rich from it. The technology is similar to join market without needing all the technical knowledge in order to use a tumbler. A program like this will not go down. The only reason bitmixer went down is because he found god. I am not going to waste my time rambling to you guys in this thread when you clearly do not have to knowledge of how to use a place like join market. Do you even know what coin joining is? Please DYOR or do not come into my thread.

[P1R4T3]

I would not trust any mixer with my money, there is a lot more better ways to earn bitcoins.

[Hui8]

How average Bitcoin users are getting rich online by helping money launderers.
Read More:
http://bittox.com/2017/09/23/average-bitcoin-users-getting-rich-online-helping-money-launderers/

That's complete garbage and this is why community is growing so slow. Hope that this don't ruin the market place in complete way and still holds the key to sustain it in long terms. I'm guessing that this is some kind of joke because money laundering couldn't be so easy to do even though bitcoin is anonymous. Actually it's decentralised nature already have attracted the Feds around the nation to keep an closer eye on how money is being transferred from place to another. So it's risky and the number of landers cases may not explode much.

[ry0t]

How average Bitcoin users are getting rich online by helping money launderers.
Read More:
http://bittox.com/2017/09/23/average-bitcoin-users-getting-rich-online-helping-money-launderers/

That's complete garbage and this is why community is growing so slow. Hope that this don't ruin the market place in complete way and still holds the key to sustain it in long terms. I'm guessing that this is some kind of joke because money laundering couldn't be so easy to do even though bitcoin is anonymous. Actually it's decentralised nature already have attracted the Feds around the nation to keep an closer eye on how money is being transferred from place to another. So it's risky and the number of landers cases may not explode much.

We could discuss this all day and all it would do is waste time with a long back and fourth discussion eventually leading into politics with no outcome. Coin joining is the process of joining coins in a hot wallet having one to multiple addresses containing more than one persons bitcoin. From there the bitcoin is changed into monero and back into bitcoin in yet another process similar to shapeshift or changelly. This program is one of the only programs on the market to come along and offer a service so unique.

[jpoker272727]

How average Bitcoin users are getting rich online by helping money launderers.
Read More:
http://bittox.com/2017/09/23/average-bitcoin-users-getting-rich-online-helping-money-launderers/

That's complete garbage and this is why community is growing so slow. Hope that this don't ruin the market place in complete way and still holds the key to sustain it in long terms. I'm guessing that this is some kind of joke because money laundering couldn't be so easy to do even though bitcoin is anonymous. Actually it's decentralised nature already have attracted the Feds around the nation to keep an closer eye on how money is being transferred from place to another. So it's risky and the number of landers cases may not explode much.

This are the peoples which do not want to do hard work but still earn money but they don't last long and one day the all are catch by someone. money laundering is a very hard process and doing this on such a large scale is also a very hard job. but still it will not affect the price of bitcoin and our earning so we should keep on working  and earn our money in a legal way and also spent it in legal way. It is sure that they will be found one day.

[1Referee]

I would not trust any mixer with my money, there is a lot more better ways to earn bitcoins.

Good news, you don't have to trust any entity if you don't want to. Bitcoin gives you all the control over your coins that you need to be the sole owner of your private keys. Just out of curiosity, what are these better ways of earning Bitcoin according to you? Trading? Mining? Offering your services to the public? One way or another, you'll end up depositing your coins into whatever exchange, which by itself puts your coins at risk as well. If you choose to gamble, your coins will be at risk too (aside from the obvious fact that you can lose them with gambling). There are far more examples of how one might eventually end up handing control of its coins over to another entity - an entity that you don't know, haven't seen, that could be a scammer, etc. Only when you by default don't make use of ANY third party service, you'll at all times remain the sole owner of your private keys.

[ry0t]

deleted this because got downrated for being an elaborate ponzi