Have you made an Ethereum mixer on the Binance Smart Chain?
I don't understand where the project gets its liquidity from to make deals?
The documentation states the BNB token, in the interface I see ETH.
There are a few BNB tokens on the balance of smart contracts, which are indicated in the documentation.
Is this enough for a smart contract to work?
Hi,
Protocol runs on Ethereum mainnet (1) and Ethereum testnets (3,4), Binance Smart Chain Mainnet (56), Binance Smart Chain Testnet(97) and Moonbase Alpha Testnet (1287). Yes it is Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatible and it runs everywhere where EVM runs...Binance Smart Chain is one of them and the only blockchain we focus on currently.
The mixer needs minimal liquidity that may come from depositors or from us (from a new wallet) if it's empty. Minimal deposit is 0.1 BNB, 1 BNB, 10 BNB, etc.
That amount is enough for the contract to work. Think about A and B depositing to an empty contract 1 BNB. A withdraws -with a new wallet- after 1 year and in that time frame, no one uses the protocol. When we look at BscScan can we say A withdraw his own money? no, because withdrawer may well be B with a new wallet. So 1 BNB is enough. The protocol is 20 days old, people deposit, and usually around 5 BNB lies in 1 BNB contract and 2 BNB lies on 10 BNB currently..this will increase over time but as said it doesn't matter.