2024 List Bitcoin Mixers Bitcoin Tumblers Websites

[leowonderful]

Not sure if this thread's still being actively updated, but one tumbler/mixer that should be added to the avoid list is the Dream Market Tumbler. The reference thread's linked above, seems OP currently has an unresolved issue with the site and the site's refusing to give the OP back his $400 he tumbled. This isn't a terribly detailed report, but the site should be considered untrustworthy until something happens and the issue the OP in that thread with Dream Market's tumbler has been resolved.

[LeGaulois]

Yes, the thread is updated from time to time when there is a need. I removed 1 site earlier from the list (CoinMixer)
I did read 3 days ago the topic link you posted and was waiting to see if the OP would give some news about his problem, or if other members were complaining too. Since I had already forgotten his thread (lol :/), and it is only now that I remember about while reading you.

[leowonderful]

That's always good to hear, I hate when perfectly good threads that are a great resource to the community stop being updated all of a sudden. Thanks for keeping up with this thread.

The lack of details also worries me with the OP of that thread's problem, seems to me on a second inspection it might just be a problem that popped up out of the blue and was a one-time thing. I haven't seen anyone else report problems with the site yet though, it's a real shame to leave people on the fence on things like this.

I'll post here in the future if I notice any activity around these parts about mixers/tumblers, and if anything comes out of this case.

[LeGaulois]

Well, I don't know what happened but the topic from the guy has been deleted? I went to the "Archive" section but nothing was showing.
I searched quickly on a search engine and...
https://www.reddit.com/r/darknetmarkets

r/darknetmarkets has been banned from Reddit

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/8pskm7/dream_market_new_tumbler_a_scam/

[TryNinja]

Are you guys sure that Dream Market ever had a mixer? I just did some digging and found this thread (created by a Support member) in the official Dream Market forum:

Marketeers,

We are receiving an increasing number of support requests regarding issues with a so-called DreamMarket -scrubbed- site.

WE DO NOT RUN, OWN OR ENDORSE ANY .ONION MIXER SITES/ SERVICES SO ANY SITE CLAIMING OTHERWISE IS TRYING TO SCAM YOU

Remember; we allow you the option to tumble your coins on the withdraw screens of your wallets.

Stay safe. Stay smart

Here is the URL: http://tmskhzavkycdupbr.onion/viewtopic.php?id=66183

Looks like it's just a scam mixer trying to use a famous market name to scam users (similar to the Helix Light fake mixer).

[LeGaulois]

Ok, I understand now the fake comments I was reading on a blog post about Dream Market talking bad about 2 legit mixers.
Look like from time to time there are some mixer services trying to fool people and/or to scam folks.

[MixTum.io]

⭐Name: MixTum
🔹Clearnet link: https://[banned mixer]/
🔹Tor link: mixtum5lbuslyow2.onion
🔹Bitcointalk thread link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4966853
🔹Fees:  5% (+ Network fee)

[LeGaulois]

Added to the list
Thank you

[MixTum.io]

Thank you! Appreciate that.

[bL4nkcode]

Can somebody have any experienced of having a transaction to this blender -> blender.io? Coz someone on their team messaged me to have a review in my site in this list.

Tho I already saw this one but I just want to hear if anyone has a proof of them being scam. I can't see any scam review out of them.

BLENDER.io < scam
minimum transaction size: 0.01BTC, smaller transactions considered donations
Our fees range from 0.5% to 3% for each operation, plus extra 0.0001 BTC

This mixer is most likely a scam.

[TryNinja]

Can somebody have any experienced of having a transaction to this blender -> blender.io? Coz someone on their team messaged me to have a review in my site in this list.

Tho I already saw this one but I just want to hear if anyone has a proof of them being scam. I can't see any scam review out of them.

I honestly don't remember why I called them a probable scam. However, I never heard of this website and I can't find anything about them anywhere other than a few very suspicious random websites (some with fake reviews/comments[1]), so I wouldn't touch them with a ten foot pole considering that there are already many trusted mixers in the market and that they are no different than any other mixer and their fees are pretty bad.

[1] https://faucethub.io/news/post/138

[bL4nkcode]

I honestly don't remember why I called them a probable scam. However, I never heard of this website and I can't find anything about them anywhere other than a few very suspicious random websites (some with fake reviews/comments[1]), so I wouldn't touch them with a ten foot pole considering that there are already many trusted mixers in the market and that they are no different than any other mixer and their fees are pretty bad.

[1] https://faucethub.io/news/post/138

Thanks for your thoughts, though what I have observed is, most of the reviews of this mixer I found in google are sponsored and paid obviously included the link above.

And some of the list reviews of this mixer in some site whenever there's blender.io, there's no bitblender.io which is unusual but it might be just coincidence? AFAIK bitblender is one of the oldest(if I'm not mistaken) and they are known for their reputation so there's no way bitblender will be excluded from any list of trusted mixers.

And also I can't find their ANN thread here that's why asked them first when they contacted me to have a mention of their service on my site. Anyway, I might be ignored them if they don't have ANN thread or so.

[101nowby]

Forgive me for bursting into your discussion. But are the mixers still relevant? All traces can be found, and there are no ways to hide the transaction.
Correct me if I'm wrong

[LeGaulois]

Yes, mixers are still relevant. Some are not so good and some have a strong mixing process. You can add an extra layer of privacy if you disable javascript, cookies etc (you can use NoJS addon in your browser) and to use the onion version. And you are good to go.
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I added a new  service recently launched in the original post (Bitcoin Laundry)

[ecomix]

Name: Ecomix.io
Clearnet link: https://ecomix.io
Tor link: http://ecomix7ez6ygyou4.onion
Bitcointalk thread link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5037503.0
Fees: Here (from 0.3%)

[LeGaulois]

I added Ecomix.io to the List Bitcoin Mixers Bitcoin Tumblers Websites

[TryNinja]

⭐ Name: Blender.io
🔹 Clearnet link: Blender.io
🔹 Tor link: http://blenderiocpxfema.onion
🔹 Bitcointalk thread link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5052876
🔹 Fees: From 0.5% to 2.5% for each operation, plus extra 0.0001 BTC for each target address.

[Null Shadow]

While it's not a traditional mixer (which is good), I suggest to add Wasabi Wallet to the list.

[Indamuck]

Yes, mixers are still relevant. Some are not so good and some have a strong mixing process. You can add an extra layer of privacy if you disable javascript, cookies etc (you can use NoJS addon in your browser) and to use the onion version. And you are good to go.
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I added a new  service recently launched in the original post (Bitcoin Laundry)

Wonder how long before privacy coins take over completely in peer to peer transactions.  Bitcoin may act as a store of value while privacy coins act more as currency.  Take a look at the dark market and a lot of the merchants are only accepting privacy coins.  I know this is far in the future and bitcoin will probably never be dethroned but it is worth taking a look at upcoming privacy projects.

[LeGaulois]

Wonder how long before privacy coins take over completely in peer to peer transactions.  Bitcoin may act as a store of value while privacy coins act more as currency.  Take a look at the dark market and a lot of the merchants are only accepting privacy coins.  I know this is far in the future and bitcoin will probably never be dethroned but it is worth taking a look at upcoming privacy projects.

Never I guess, not everyone is interested to have financial privacy, and some are interested only depending on the situation. I too believe in privacy coins but rather used in countries with an oppressive govt, or in a "no privacy state"...
The dark market is something else, it makes sense to use privacy coins

⭐ Name: Blender.io
🔹 Clearnet link: Blender.io
🔹 Tor link: http://blenderiocpxfema.onion
🔹 Bitcointalk thread link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5052876
🔹 Fees: From 0.5% to 2.5% for each operation, plus extra 0.0001 BTC for each target address.

Thanks dude, I added it