Reliable bitcoin mixer

[gondel]

Hello guys,
Did not use a Tumblr soon and wonder which one is reliable at the moment.
Can someone recommend such service at the moment?
Willing to pay to lowest fees possible.
Thanks

[ReiMomo]

I believed Chipmixer is the best bitcoin tumbler.

You can visit on this thread, 2020 List Bitcoin Mixers Bitcoin Tumblers Websites

Good luck and beware of the clone mixer websites. ⚠️ List of Bitcoin Mixer or tumbler SCAM/CLONE websites ⚠️

[sujonali1819]

Chipmixer

Clearnet address:
chipmixer.com

Onion address:
chipmixerwzxtzbw.onion

[bL4nkcode]

While most people will recommend using chipmixer which I will also, but if you really care privacy and fully control your funds wasabi wallet is the best place to mix your coins.

Clearnet address: wasabiwallet.io
Onion address: wasabiukrxmkdgve5kynjztuovbg43uxcbcxn6y2okcrsg7gb6jdmbad.onion

[boyptc]

While most people will recommend using chipmixer which I will also, but if you really care privacy and fully control your funds wasabi wallet is the best place to mix your coins.

Clearnet address: wasabiwallet.io
Onion address: wasabiukrxmkdgve5kynjztuovbg43uxcbcxn6y2okcrsg7gb6jdmbad.onion

I also want to suggest chipmixer but anyway wasabi's coinjoin feature is also considered to be one of the best.

CMIIW, it requires a minimum 0.1BTC.

[bL4nkcode]

CMIIW, it requires a minimum 0.1BTC.

Ah, forgot to mention that thing. This is the flip side using wasabi.

[ongkok87]

CMIIW, it requires a minimum 0.1BTC.

Ah, forgot to mention that thing. This is the flip side using wasabi.

You mean? requires a fund of 0.1 BTC on the wallet? or a minimum of 0.1 BTC whenever you're doing transaction?

[boyptc]

CMIIW, it requires a minimum 0.1BTC.

Ah, forgot to mention that thing. This is the flip side using wasabi.

You mean? requires a fund of 0.1 BTC on the wallet? or a minimum of 0.1 BTC whenever you're doing transaction?

It requires 0.1BTC to join the mixing through coinjoin.

--> https://docs.wasabiwallet.io/FAQ/FAQ-UseWasabi.html#what-are-the-equal-denominations-created-in-one-mixing-round

--> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5064006.0

[Lucius]

Willing to pay to lowest fees possible.

In that case, ChipMixer is definitely something you'll like it - because you pay as much as you want. As others have already advised, make sure you are on the legit site (there are dozens of phishing sites), and read the FAQ to be sure how the whole thing works.

What fee do you take? 
We use Pay what you want as pricing strategy. It mean you set how much value our service is to you.
You may split chips into size you wish to donate.

[welovedcrypto]

In my opinion FoxMixer and Chipmixer are best and reliable bitcoin mixers.
Foxmixer was launched in the year 2017 and their ANN thread is active too. Here you can find their ANN thread. Also you can find reviews here of FoxMixer.
ChipMixer was also launched in the year 2017 and they are one of the active mixer on this forum.  There is no need to registration and there is Pay what you want fee.

[ongkok87]

CMIIW, it requires a minimum 0.1BTC.

Ah, forgot to mention that thing. This is the flip side using wasabi.

You mean? requires a fund of 0.1 BTC on the wallet? or a minimum of 0.1 BTC whenever you're doing transaction?

It requires 0.1BTC to join the mixing through coinjoin.

--> https://docs.wasabiwallet.io/FAQ/FAQ-UseWasabi.html#what-are-the-equal-denominations-created-in-one-mixing-round

--> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5064006.0

Thanks I just missed it on their website I guess this is really good since you hold your own coins but still a bit expensive for most of the users who are just mixing for micro transactions.

[mocacinno]

In my opinion FoxMixer --snip-- bitcoin mixers.
Foxmixer was launched in the year 2017 and their ANN thread is active too. Here you can find their ANN thread. Also you can find reviews here of FoxMixer.
--snip--

I wouldn't touch any mixer that uses a cloudflare ssl cert with a 100 foot pole



Why? => bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5247838

I removed chipmixer from the quote since i wear their signature, and i wanted to avoid the discussion about impartiality.

[welovedcrypto]

In my opinion FoxMixer --snip-- bitcoin mixers.
Foxmixer was launched in the year 2017 and their ANN thread is active too. Here you can find their ANN thread. Also you can find reviews here of FoxMixer.
--snip--

I wouldn't touch any mixer that uses a cloudflare ssl cert with a 100 foot pole



Why? => bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5247838

I removed chipmixer from the quote since i wear their signature, and i wanted to avoid the discussion about impartiality.

Does cloudflare ssl certificate matters? I never knows that but it seems they are not safe according to you.
But, if, user is sending Bitcoin to address which is provided by mixer and mixer mix it and send output to users address. Does Cloudflare does store this data's and even if it then how it can know which address is used by which user

[mocacinno]

Does cloudflare ssl certificate matters? I never knows that but it seems they are not safe according to you.
But, if, user is sending Bitcoin to address which is provided by mixer and mixer mix it and send output to users address. Does Cloudflare does store this data's and even if it then how it can know which address is used by which user

Just read the link I posted above.

If that's tl;dr:

• yes, it matters for privacy-centric services
• no, they are not safe
• yes, cloudflare can log the deposit address and the address you want the mixed funds to end up in, rendering the complete process useless
• yes, cloudflare stores data... That's basically it's primary function

If you want an in depth explanation, just follow the link in my first post, I could explain further, but I'd just be repeating myself

Edit: I just noticed the link wasn't put properly:
https://www.bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5247838

[LeGaulois]

Just to add something to @mocacinno's argument about CF, which I agree with and often mention myself but I believe good to clarify something.

Depending on the anonymity level needed using a service that works with CF is not necessarily something to worry about.
Let's say for example you're paying your Youp*rn subscription, it doesn't matter if the mixer is under CF. The NSA won't knock at your door because they figured out you're fan of p*rn videos.
If you don't want your wife to know about your sub, you're fine.

Now, there are cases you really don't want anything or anyone figures about your activity, in such case @mocacinno's argument matter completely.

[dunfida]

Chipmixer is the best when it comes to bitcoin mixer.
https://chipmixer.com/

Their ANN thread in case you do look for it.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1935098.760

[mocacinno]

--snip--

Just to add something to @mocacinno's argument about CF, which I agree with and often mention myself but I believe good to clarify something.

Depending on the anonymity level needed using a service that works with CF is not necessarily something to worry about.
Let's say for example you're paying your Youp*rn subscription, it doesn't matter if the mixer is under CF. The NSA won't knock at your door because they figured out you're fan of p*rn videos.
If you don't want your wife to know about your sub, you're fine.

Now, there are cases you really don't want anything or anyone figures about your activity, in such case @mocacinno's argument matter completely.

To be fair, if you know there are better option & effort required to use that option isn't that different from another option, why bother choose bad option?

Well, Cloudflare is easy... It's basically a plug-and-play WAF, DDos protection, CDN, zone management, SSL certificate provider, registrar, stats provider (and much more) rolled into one.

It takes 10 minutes to setup a domain, and if you're WILLING to ignore the fact that they decrypt every piece of data that passes trough their service and cache said data, they're "ok".

If you're running a mom-and-pop shop, or a forum (like bitcointalk) or a blog discussing your love for cats, it's actually a pretty good idear to use cloudflare. It would take a ton of knowledge, time and money to setup all services yourself, services that cloudflare offers on a professional level for free. As a matter of fact, it would be allmost impossible for one person to have the level of knowledge to set everything up on a level cloudflare provides with the click of a button.

That being said, as soon as you're offering a service for which is isn't ok if a us-based company has access to every packet, you shouldn't use cloudflare. If you're a mixer, a gun shop, a political website, a p*rn site, and you use cloudflare, i would advise everybody against visiting your site... If you run such a service, you're basically stuck with building the same features cloudflare offers by yourself.