What's the best way to mix small amounts of Bitcoin?

[virasog]

Hello everyone!

I recently bought about $150 USD worth of BTC and I would like to mix it. I was going to use Wasabi Wallet but it seems I don't have enough BTC to use CoinJoin. Can anyone recommend me a cheap way to safely mix my BTC?

Thanks in advance, SpaceBurn

You bought this much worth of btc legally, right ?
May i ask the reason of mixing the coins? Maybe you are new and you don't know the exact purpose of mixing the coins  
As per my assumption, 150$ is not a big money and there should be no need to mix them.

[Lucius]

As per my assumption, 150$ is not a big money and there should be no need to mix them.

What do legality and amount have to do with someone wanting to try mixing? Maybe it's just a matter of curiosity, and maybe the OP wants to break the link between the coins bought and some transactions it will make in the future. Coin mixing is not only for bad purposes, as some insist, but also for privacy - in this case, I bought $150 in BTC on a public exchange, and then I want to spend it anonymously online without anyone knowing my identity.

[Edith1994]

Why do you want to mix your Bitcoin?

[doomloop]

I don’t think everyone can be good at using mixers. They are confusing at times. It’s better to keep them as separate assets and build your strategies accordingly.

But, I think not all mixers are hard to use and there might be mixers that are user/newbie friendly. Wasabi wallet seem to be one of the popular wallets that has this function but the op is still having a problem right now and that problem is not about the difficulty of using the mixer but it was due to lack funds. I did a quick internet search and found out that 0.1 btc is the minimum amount to get started but 0.1btc is a bit expensive right now.

Now I know why his funds are not enough. I think there are already enough replies in this thread and some of them already given out an option if which mixer to use suitable for the op that only wants to mix smaller amounts.