blender - Ran off with user's funds after shutting down

[Chris!]

I think you're wrong, ChipMixer is still safe from such attacks, at least for the time being. Breaking Mixing Services

Thanks for your completely unbiased opinion  . Just because they didn't try to break it doesn't mean it's not breakable. Do you have any actual proof? I'd rather verify that it's safe than trust someone shilling it in their signature.

Using any decentralized option such as coinjoin would be better than trusting any third party with your funds. You know, a trustless option, which is why we're all here in the first place. 

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[Steamtyme]

I can't help you with answers but why not go direct to the source and ask Chipmixer? The [ANN] thread is where I would start. If nothing else the conversation would be beneficial to the service in pointing out potential flaws if they exist. That won't change the trustless part, but they have been running a solid service with minimal complaints from what I've seen.

[suchmoon]

Using any decentralized option such as coinjoin would be better than trusting any third party with your funds. You know, a trustless option, which is why we're all here in the first place. 

I have nothing against Chipmixer and I've used them a few times for significant amounts but right now I'm with you on this. No way I'm sending any coins to a centralized/custodial mixer when these sites are closing down for random reasons with a high risk of losing users' funds.

[TalkStar]

Its pretty much clear to us that bitblender project turned into a scam project now where somedays earlier we were assuming something like that by seeing their suspicious activity. I don't know why those guys have done this but its true that they were in the trust mixer list for crypto users. Being a trusted platform is not an easy task. Within a short time they have been so much popular to mixer users but they spoiled this opportunity for unknown reason. Shutting down a project from this kind of strong market position is likely a sign of foolish mentality and what they have done with their users is really unexpected.

When similar kind of platform commit scam with people it force other existing platform users to think that other projects are going to do same or have higher chances. But from my own sense i believe who are providing best services on this field like "Chipmixer" they deserve trust and acceptence from worldwide crypto users because measuring everyone on same scale isn't a wise thing IMO.

I can feel the situation of them who lost their fund on blender. Hope they will be able to recover their losses very soon.   

   

[Lucius]

Thanks for your completely unbiased opinion  . Just because they didn't try to break it doesn't mean it's not breakable. Do you have any actual proof? I'd rather verify that it's safe than trust someone shilling it in their signature.  

I just wrote my opinion based on that thread, if you need more proof read it or send PM to OP and ask him how ChipMixer is safe or not. Fact that I have CM signature does not mean that I am shilling for them. You are free to use any service for protecting your privacy, there is at least 14 other mixers.

[Chris!]

Thanks for your completely unbiased opinion  . Just because they didn't try to break it doesn't mean it's not breakable. Do you have any actual proof? I'd rather verify that it's safe than trust someone shilling it in their signature.  

I just wrote my opinion based on that thread, if you need more proof read it or send PM to OP and ask him how ChipMixer is safe or not. Fact that I have CM signature does not mean that I am shilling for them. You are free to use any service for protecting your privacy, there is at least 14 other mixers.

No thanks. I don't trust third parties with my funds.

[BitcoinSupremo]

Sad story to hear. This shows that everyone is vulnerable to being scammed. And no one could see this coming, it just happened. Another mixer bites the dust.