<…> I wasn't even expecting that Bestmixer been seized out.Just heard of the news today.Wondering if other Mixers would still end up on the same fate?What you think?
What I am pretty sure about is that many of them will be under scrutiny, and may have been so for quite some time. Seizing their activity will largely be dependent on the jurisdiction that applies to where the servers/corporation reside. Europe has been persistent in chasing money laundering, although arguably on could state that the mixer provides a service and that it is up to the individuals to determine exactly what they use it for. Banks are used for money laundering too, and they are not seized, but rather the individuals (which of course are more difficult to trace on BTC related TXs).
Early this month, Spain had a police intervention on two BTC ATMs that were persistently used to launder money (see
Spain – busted - Crypto ATMs used to launder narco money on a large scale). That does not mean it will be a general practice, but legislation and vigilance will probably go up a notch). On this occasion, the two ATMs were seized, since the infractions were aligned with the company that physically hosted them, and that was its main purpose.
By the way, it may be interesting to update the OP with information related to applicable legislation to each listed mixer, and IP/log treatment (if and when possible).
Edit: OP, your thread is referenced here (second to last line - under the "found" term):
https://cointelegraph.com/news/europol-shuts-down-200-million-crypto-mixing-service-bestmixer