What is the most fastest, reliable and secure Bitcoin Mixer for 2020?

[Mafdet]

In this created poll thread based in your experience "What is the most fastest, reliable and secure Bitcoin Mixer for 2020?"

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[The Cryptovator]

Voted for chipmixer, they proved themselves secured & reliable. Although I hadn't use it, but most of users of this forum used chipmixer and their reviews is positive. They serving from ling times, just not like some temp mixers. After join this forum I have seen couple of mixer closed their services. But chipmixer still ongoing with good services. So I would like to suggest use chipmixer if you wanna mix your bitcoin.

Here is their announcement thread and reviews; https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1935098.0

[TryNinja]

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While we previously blocked users from countries with over-reaching regulations, new and extensive regulations added to the European Union in January 2020 have made it impossible to reasonably operate Privcoin.io

Privcoin has been not for profit and will donate the remainder of the "profits" made to worthy charities.

We sincerely hope that we have saved several lives by providing privacy services.

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[1Referee]

In this created poll thread based in your experience "What is the most fastest, reliable and secure Bitcoin Mixer for 2020?"

I wouldn't consider a mixer being the 'fastest' as a useful metric since you purposely want to add some form of a (multi hour) delay between depositing and withdrawing the coins.

In terms of large amounts (in my case >0.5BTC), I wouldn't feel comfortably using anything but ChipMixer. I'm confident that most established mixers will do their work relatively well with amounts below 0.10BTC, but above that things will start to get complicated liquidity wise, and I rather avoid such situations by using a proven high liquidity mixer.

[sheenshane]

I'm not sure Sudoku Wallet is mixer,

Probably they are just kind of wallet that has anonymity transactions. Just like the Wasabi wallet it can generate a temporary wallet and mix your coin with Coinjoin. But probably I dont think how many times it will tumble into different addresses per transaction.

"What is the most fastest, reliable and secure Bitcoin Mixer for 2020?"

I voted Chipmixer because I never heard about the serious complaints against them or something fraudulent issues.

Here is also a thread of Bitcoin mixing website list, 2020 List Bitcoin Mixers Bitcoin Tumblers Websites, just for in case if you want a reference.

[sheenshane]

Besides, i'm sure wallet and mixers are 2 different things.

Yeah, they are different things and probably it should be removed on OP's poll. Bitcoin mixer services are different into Bitcoin Coinjoin wallets but they had almost the same effective mixing service that provides additional privacy for everybody and preferable for bitcoin mixing solution.

It's my bad, all I know is the Sudoku wallet is also with a Coinjoin mechanism integration, it means can make a transaction has privacy and anonymity. Aside from Wasabi and Samourai wallet are also with Coinjoin.

[dunfida]

In this created poll thread based in your experience "What is the most fastest, reliable and secure Bitcoin Mixer for 2020?"

Chipmixer all the way yet this one been trusted after Bitmixer and bitblender closed its doors.You cant even hear any complaints towards their service.


Also, most of mixers listed above are unfamiliar or just me?

[khaled0111]

Didn't try all of them but am sure chipmixer is one of the best mixers. I used it multiple times without any problem.
As 1Referee said, how fast you receive your mixed coins shouldn't be used as a metric to determin the best mixer.

[Stedsm]

Chipmixer - a tried and tested mixer with no glitches at all and 0 fee transactions (except if you want to donate, you can either add a change or see their donation address on their website). The poll itself shows that Chipmixer is the one and only King in terms of mixing your coins and get them delivered to you almost instantly.

[Sushunt]

I recommend also SmartMixer https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5168505.0 I've been using for months and never had an issue, every time I mix it went well. I might also try some of the mixers was listed on the poll.

[sudokuwallet]

I'm not sure Sudoku Wallet is mixer, since they claim they don't have control over your Bitcoin and use CoinJoin.

P.S. I know they're not being transparent about their system and currently closed-source.

Sudoku Wallet - is a bitcoin tumbler, where you can mix your coins with CoinJoin and receive clean coins, which are not related to your identity.

Why it's not included to poll?

[BitMaxz]

Sudoku Wallet - is a bitcoin tumbler, where you can mix your coins with CoinJoin and receive clean coins, which are not related to your identity.

Why it's not included to poll?

Why does it need to include to secure Bitcoin mixers? You can't even fix your SSL/security issue.


It means our bitcoin is not safe from that website.

And your website is new.

Code:

Domain:sudokuwallet.io
Registrar:NameCheap, Inc
Registered On:2019-10-23
Expires On:2020-10-23
Updated On:2019-12-22

[PassThePopcorn]

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It looks like the site is encrypted by "Let's Encrypt" a free SSL authority, basically you can get a free cert but it has limits (I think the limit is 3 months then it has to be renewed).

What it looks like they didn't do, is set up the auto redirect to force ssl

I wouldn't trust the site but it looks like they tried partially.

[livingfree]

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It looks like the site is encrypted by "Let's Encrypt" a free SSL authority, basically you can get a free cert but it has limits (I think the limit is 3 months then it has to be renewed).

What it looks like they didn't do, is set up the auto redirect to force ssl

I wouldn't trust the site but it looks like they tried partially.

AFAIK, using wordpress or the backend of it allows free cert security. I don't know why they didn't do that or they don't really know how to. PS. I'm not web dev expert, just saw a tutorial of it that I can barely remember.

The majority will be in favor of chipmixer and everyone who used it will say good review because you can even pay what you want with it. I personally, used it and I can say that even a beginner will manage to use it.

[joniboini]

Also, most of mixers listed above are unfamiliar or just me?

Except for Chipmixer, most of them are new or at least started in 2018/2019. Bitcloak is kinda old though. And remember that it's just OP poll, some popular mixer might not make it.

I'm not sure Sudoku Wallet is mixer, since they claim they don't have control over your Bitcoin and use CoinJoin.

Sudoku Wallet - is a bitcoin tumbler, where you can mix your coins with CoinJoin and receive clean coins, which are not related to your identity.

It's exactly because you use CoinJoin that ETFbitcoin said you're not a mixer. You do know why right?

[sudokuwallet]

Why does it need to include to secure Bitcoin mixers? You can't even fix your SSL/security issue.

It means our bitcoin is not safe from that website.

Bitcoin safety is SSL certificate on website? R u kidding me?  


PS: Now SSL is fixed, it's not a problem. If you scared of it, you can use TOR:
sudoku6iyg556pshx6o4szv3e4nvkbpqtbqccrxzxyuvytugft46afyd.onion

PPS: Chipmixer uses TOR v.2 instead of using TOR v.3 - it is not safe for your BTC.  

[posi]

I'm not sure Sudoku Wallet is mixer, since they claim they don't have control over your Bitcoin and use CoinJoin.

P.S. I know they're not being transparent about their system and currently closed-source.

You're correct about them closing their source but the wallet in subject claim to be bitcoin mixing wallet and i also believe they are not been honest when they claim not to have control over the transaction done on their platform when all mixing company dies that..

[hulla]

Why does it need to include to secure Bitcoin mixers? You can't even fix your SSL/security issue.

It means our bitcoin is not safe from that website.

Bitcoin safety is SSL certificate on website? R u kidding me?  


PS: Now SSL is fixed, it's not a problem. If you scared of it, you can use TOR:
sudoku6iyg556pshx6o4szv3e4nvkbpqtbqccrxzxyuvytugft46afyd.onion

PPS: Chipmixer uses TOR v.2 instead of using TOR v.3 - it is not safe for your BTC.  

Crypto community believe in what they see than what been given an account of and over the years Chipmixer have clean record even when some mixing site was experimented for been vulnerable Chipmixer qualified as one of the secure mixing company.

[sudokuwallet]

And they also mention that they use CoinJoin and have temporary wallet functionally, which makes us more confusing whether it's classified as mixer or CoinJoin service.

FAQ Sudoku Wallet:
https://sudokuwallet.io/faq

How to mix my coins?
You must add Bitcoins to your deposit address, wait for 3 confirmations then press "Mix my coins!". Using just 1 output address is not anonymous, so your coins will be split random between 2,3 or 4 addresses. You will receive clean coins, pre-mixed with CoinJoin, which haven't any connections with your deposit coins. Then you just should grab private keys, and import in your own main wallet.

[posi]

And they also mention that they use CoinJoin and have temporary wallet functionally, which makes us more confusing whether it's classified as mixer or CoinJoin service.

FAQ Sudoku Wallet:
https://sudokuwallet.io/faq

How to mix my coins?
You must add Bitcoins to your deposit address, wait for 3 confirmations then press "Mix my coins!". Using just 1 output address is not anonymous, so your coins will be split random between 2,3 or 4 addresses. You will receive clean coins, pre-mixed with CoinJoin, which haven't any connections with your deposit coins. Then you just should grab private keys, and import in your own main wallet.

I went through the faq and i try out the process which i think it seems pretty easy to do even for a newbie but i would like to know if the generated wallet keys which were said to use to access the wallet and the deposit private keys, is it visible to your team? Can the private keys be used to import the deposit wallet address to wallet like electrum to be case?