📣📣📣 [ANN] 👉 BESTMIXER.IO 👈 THE FUTURE OF BITCOIN MIXING! TECHNOLOGY IS HERE

[bestmixer]

hopefully this service will last long, i am very happy with bestmixer rn, kudos.

Thank you for your appreciation of BestMixer. We have big plans for further development of our project.
We are glad to be helpful to everyone who needs anonymity when making cryptocurrency transactions.

Waiting for your feedback.

Sincerely yours,
BestMixer Team

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[celeNG666]

Its a good stuff man... really I'd like to try... because everyone needs to develope on their life

[bestmixer]

Its a good stuff man... really I'd like to try... because everyone needs to develope on their life

Dear celeNG666,

you are welcome to try.
We would appreciate if you leave a feedback after you try our service.

Best regards,
BestMixer Team

[bestmixer]

The service was unavailable for several hours. The service is restored at the moment.

We apologize for the inconvenience.

[bestmixer]

While we are busy working on the launch of BestMixer.io Ehtereum module, we would like to offer you to evaluate the updated design of the main page of our website.

Besides, we have added the News & Blog section, where we are going to publish the project news and useful materials. This section is available at: https://bestmixer.io/en/resources/blog


Latest Posts:

- One Ethereum Mixer to Rule Them All
- Is Bitcoin Mixing Safe?
- What Is Bitcoin Tumbling and How Can It Protect My Online Anonymity?
- How One Bitcoin Tumbler Started It All: The BitMixer.io Story


Information on the biggest update of our system will be published very soon.

Waiting for your comments and feedback.

Thank you for staying with us.

[redcasper]

A question from a noob... I'm not suggesting tumblers are used 100% of the time for illicit purposes, but I don't think there can much argument that they do facilitate a significant portion of such transactions; therefore, it is fairly likely that the coins received back from the alpha pool originate from potentially tainted sources. The origin of such tainted coins obviously wouldn't relate directly back to the customer (aside from the fact they were in final receipt of the funds) but they could potentially be subject to scrutiny in certain instances (audits / investigations relating to criminal activities identified and traced by government institutions using blockchain analysis tools such as chainalysis). Or am I being overly paranoid?

[TryNinja]

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One word: Fungibility.

90 percent of U.S. bills carry traces of cocaine. But you will not get arrested just because you used a $50 dollar bill that was previously in the hands of a drug dealer.

Taken from ChipMixer's FAQ on "Fungibility? Why would I care?":

Let's hear the expert:

First of all I was going to explain what we mean by fungibility before bitcoin and ecash. It's an old legal concept in fact, about paper currency. It's the idea that a one ten dollar note is the same as any other ten dollar note. If you receive a note that was involved in a theft, 10 transactions ago, and the police investigate the theft, they have no right to remove the ten dollar note from your pocket. It's not your fault that it was involved in a previous crime. And so bank notes actually have serial numbers, so it would be possible for a stolen note to be traced back to you.

This first arose, there was a 17th century court case where a wealthy merchant sent a couple of high-value bank notes to a colleague in the post and they never arrived. Before he sent them, he was quite paranoid that they would get stolen. He wrote down the serial numbers and made a mark on them. Sure enough they didn't arrive, so he put in a complaint with the bank, and evenutally the notes turned up at the bank. He tried to get the bank to return the notes to his ownership. The courts sided with the bank. Their reason was that if notes could be returned to their original owner after a theft, it would damage confidence in currency and it would be bad for business, the currency would become unusable because every time you received the paper note you would have to look in the newspaper whether it was reported stolen, or you would have the risk of it being taken, or you would have to rush to the bank to deposit it so that it was the bank's problem.(...)

Then we arrive at this problem of taint tracing. Because it's not very private, some people took an interest in tracing coins and I think the motivation was that there's a number of high-profile thefts of coins from exchanges and other businesses, and that's a problem for those businesses and they went out of businss because of it. Some people would like to put distance between themselves and coins that were used in illicit use. There is a law that says that currency is fungible, but because you can somewhat tell where a coin was used before, people started to care. Coin validation proposed to offer as a service to trace coins and try to give you a rating about how the history of the coin from your point of view and to offer that as a service to businesses. I think this could be quite dangerous because it goes back to that 17th century court case where now you could receive a coin that is perfectly valid at the time that you receive it, but a few weeks later a crime is uncovered and now your coin is tainted. So if this coin validation service is advicing many of the merchants where you would want to spend your coin at, it's tainted and now the merchant would refuse to accept your coin. That's a strange experience for you; you're holding a coin that you might have to sell at a discount to get rid of it. The aggregate effect of this might create a run on the bitcoin price. So it reopens this long-set legal principle that currency or currency units are all equal.

http://diyhpl.us/wiki/transcripts/bitcoin-adam3us-fungibility-privacy/

[bestmixer]

TryNinja, thank you for your help and fantastic answer to a question from redcasper.
It is not possible to respond even more fully. The whole point is conveyed correctly and even more.
We are always glad to open dialogue affecting all sides of our service.

Sincerely yours,
BestMixer Team

[bestmixer]

Dear Friends,

please get acquainted with our latest blog posts:

- Are Governments Going To Crack Down on Crypto?
- Is Bitcoin Mixing Safe?

And here, in the article 'Best Bitcoin mixers and Bitcoin tumblers 2018', one of the faucethub authors prepared a comparative analysis of all mixers in the cryptocurrency market.
In this review, BestMixer took the 1st place!

Best regards,
BestMixer Team

[bestmixer]

Hello Friends,

on the one hand, the news seems awesome - the big players support bitcoin:
'NYSE Owner: Bitcoin Should Be in Retirement Funds, Credit Cards, Retail Stores' .

On the other hand, who needs this centralization?
Will anonymity and privacy be present?

Please comment on this news in the context of bitcoin mixing services.

[TheQuin]

On the other hand, who needs this centralization?
Will anonymity and privacy be present?

It's a very big step towards opening Bitcoin up to investments from mainstream financial institutions. They need regulated custody solutions and if this gets CTFC approval it will be the first one. It will obviously have to be fully KYC and AML compliant to get this approval.

That doesn't change that people that want to use Bitcoin anonymously and don't want centralisation will still be able to opt out. We'll still be able to be our own bank and use mixing services to provide privacy. This is just adding the option for those that don't value these things.

[bestmixer]

That doesn't change that people that want to use Bitcoin anonymously and don't want centralisation will still be able to opt out. We'll still be able to be our own bank and use mixing services to provide privacy.

There is certainly truth in these words. But '...Trust on Wall Street usually means regulations, and lots of them'.
And these regulations will definitely be applied to mixing services as well.
And it's important to keep fungibility for bitcoin.

Kind regards,
BestMixer Team

[TheQuin]

But '...Trust on Wall Street usually means regulations, and lots of them'.
And these regulations will definitely be applied to mixing services as well.
And it's important to keep fungibility for bitcoin.

I've been thinking about this and I'm having difficulty in seeing how they can regulate mixing services outside of their jurisdiction. What makes it necessary with exchanges and the new service Bakkt is that it interfaces with Fiat. Whenever there is a transaction involving USD the US government can get involved. A mixing service not located in the US which is purely doing Bitcoin transactions is going to be difficult for them to justify any authority over.

[bestmixer]

Hello Friends,

we would like to share with you a link to an article about our service on www.coinschedule.com:
BestMixer aims to be the best bitcoin mixer 2018 by providing true cryptocurrency anonymisation.

Best regards,
BestMixer Team

[bestmixer]

Dear Friends,

the beginning of the week was marked by the release of interesting news:

US Government to “Aggressively Pursue” Unregulated Services Around the World

And we continue to defend your rights to anonymity and privacy in spite of '...The US government, for example, doesn’t consider itself bound by national borders in pursuing unregulated services'.

Again your comments are welcome.

Best regards,
BestMixer Team

[TheQuin]

This is the key text to that.

“It is important to understand that these requirements apply equally to domestic and foreign-located convertible virtual currency money transmitters, even if the foreign located entity has no physical presence in the United States, as long as it does business in whole or substantial part within the United States.”

That's why a lot of gambling sites block IP addresses from the US. People can get around it using VPNs but it is difficult for the US to prove that it "does business in whole or substantial part within the United States".

[bestmixer]

Dear Friends,

at the moment, our site is carried out unscheduled updates of some modules.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Kind regards,
BestMixer Team

[bestmixer]

Dear Friends,

our service operates as normal.
The updates were successful and without problems.

Waiting for your comments and feedback.

Thank you for staying with us.

[bestmixer]

Dear Friends,

one of our priorities is to ensure the safety of our customers. We are constantly faced with attempts in any way to harm our service. Every day we record and analyze hundreds of scans and network attacks, at the moment we successfully manage the tasks of the project internal security.

Unfortunately there is a kind of attack that we can not affect - it's phishing.

Our team has found phishing domains that exactly repeat the design of our website. With 100% probability these sites were created for fraudulent purposes, here they are:

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We believe, it is our responsibility to warn our customers of a possible attack. We have already taken steps to disable these sites: we have sent abuses to Cloudflare, to the Registrar of domain names and to Google to exclude these websites from the search. We hope that in the near future these sites will be deactivated.


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Sincerely yours,
BestMixer Team

[bestmixer]

Dear Friends,

at the moment, our site is carried out unscheduled updates of some modules.

We will inform you when the service will be working in standard mode.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Kind regards,
BestMixer Team