🌀 [banned mixer] - CoinJoin Mixer | Your Anonymity Is Our Priority!

[tabas]

I visited unijoin's clearnet and tor mirror and just found a little detail that needs to be updated. As said on the OP, the minimum amount to be mixed is 0.001BTC.

Thanks for your comment!

Earlier one of the users already reported this typo, but due to some other tasks we forgot to fix it! This will be changed very soon.

Sorry if it was quite late when I reply, it was just a minimal issue and as said will be solved soon but then after checking it, still the same amount. Anyway, I've also taken a look that you've got a YouTube channel. I think the latest video that was posted 6 months ago will be a good addition in your landing page. What do you think?

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[Aikidoka]

This BTC mixer is really good as far I've read but I didn't try it yet to be honest, speaking about the site, it's really well designed and the Team looks very professional. I would like to try this service ASAP.

Unijoin is a scam service.
I lost money. DON'T USE THIS SERVICE!!!

No proofs? you're probably got your BTC stolen cause of a phishing site but not them. How could you call a service scam without any evidences? 

[Renampun]

Everyone knows the value of privacy online nowadays. Not only illegal entities are looking for ways to prevent others from tracing their blockchain transactions. Ordinary folks like you and I would rather not have prying eyes examining every little purchase we make online. We would also feel safer if our coins – the amount and where they go – are not shared with some random person online.

Because privacy coins are part of a world wherein a cryptomixer may be used to make it difficult to trace your transactions, you may be worried about just how legal they are.

However, this article will show you that there is nothing to worry about regarding the legality of using them.

https://[banned mixer]/en/blog/what-are-privacy-coins-and-are-they-legal

I always read articles made by unijoin, as a reference and also add to my insight about cryptocurrency and its ins and outs, as a mixing service, unijoin has done a very good job

[PawGo]

UniJoin and YoMix have very similar UI, wizard, the whole process is almost identical. Are both services/companies related or do they use the same source code?

BTW, question not really related to the one particular service - why we cannot see the source code of the service? I guess to run the service like that the main problem is not to have an algorithm or sth like that, as I do not thing there are some complicated patents behind, but to have enough coins to be able to run process fluently.

[UniJoin]

Everyone knows the value of privacy online nowadays. Not only illegal entities are looking for ways to prevent others from tracing their blockchain transactions. Ordinary folks like you and I would rather not have prying eyes examining every little purchase we make online. We would also feel safer if our coins – the amount and where they go – are not shared with some random person online.

Because privacy coins are part of a world wherein a cryptomixer may be used to make it difficult to trace your transactions, you may be worried about just how legal they are.

However, this article will show you that there is nothing to worry about regarding the legality of using them.

https://[banned mixer]/en/blog/what-are-privacy-coins-and-are-they-legal

I always read articles made by unijoin, as a reference and also add to my insight about cryptocurrency and its ins and outs, as a mixing service, unijoin has done a very good job

Hi Renampun, we are really happy about the fact, that our blogs give you a good insight on how to further increase your privacy and on the Internet. We are constantly publishing new blog. If you have any questions, that you would like to have it answered in one of our blogs, feel free to tell us!

[UniJoin]

UniJoin and YoMix have very similar UI, wizard, the whole process is almost identical. Are both services/companies related or do they use the same source code?

BTW, question not really related to the one particular service - why we cannot see the source code of the service? I guess to run the service like that the main problem is not to have an algorithm or sth like that, as I do not thing there are some complicated patents behind, but to have enough coins to be able to run process fluently.

Hi PawGo, we are not related to YoMix by any means. You can check the functionality of our service directly on the blockchain. Some orders are firstly prepared and mixed in a CoinJoin, to allow a fluent and fast process of receiving mixed Bitcoins back (in that case you will need to check a few transactions back, until you see a CoinJoin transaction).

[entebah]

i just visit the website and read about the referral section but I wondering how we can know which commission is implemented on my ref link.
because the website says that "/en/referral]Earn 5% - 10% On The Paid Fees" and is there any rules on which transaction I will earn 10% from the fees or lower?
or is it just completely random from any transaction that my referral made?

[cydrix]

Everyone knows the value of privacy online nowadays. Not only illegal entities are looking for ways to prevent others from tracing their blockchain transactions. Ordinary folks like you and I would rather not have prying eyes examining every little purchase we make online. We would also feel safer if our coins – the amount and where they go – are not shared with some random person online.

Because privacy coins are part of a world wherein a cryptomixer may be used to make it difficult to trace your transactions, you may be worried about just how legal they are.

Depending on the jurisdiction, privacy coins and cryptomixers may or may not be legal. Although it is forbidden to use them for unethical activities like money laundering, they can be put to good use. It's critical to confirm that utilizing them is legal where you are.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

BTW, question not really related to the one particular service - why we cannot see the source code of the service?

Bro, you are kidding, right?  

A mixer having an open source code is like inviting Uncle Sam and telling them, Hello FBI, FinCEN, EuroPol, INTERPOL etc,  we are a bitcoin mixer which you guys consider illegal, this is how we mix coins and there are clues of how you can track the mixed coins

i just visit the website and read about the referral section but I wondering how we can know which commission is implemented on my ref link.
because the website says that "/en/referral]Earn 5% - 10% On The Paid Fees" and is there any rules on which transaction I will earn 10% from the fees or lower?
or is it just completely random from any transaction that my referral made?

The answer is right in the same page. The earnings are randomly selected.

[PawGo]

BTW, question not really related to the one particular service - why we cannot see the source code of the service?

Bro, you are kidding, right?  

No, why? Does Trezor wallets are less secure because software sources are available? Does SHA algorithms are less reliable because they are known? You overestimate things just because you do not know how they work. Everyone knows how cars are build, but still some do it better.

The problem is not in the fact HOW some things work, but WHAT is input and what is output. I do not expect to know every address managed by mixer, but to know how coins are selected, like for example - 50% coins 1 month older, 25% coins 1 week older and 25% coins which will come to mixer until the first output transaction is send. But first of all I would like to know what exactly is tagged with a Unicode: inputs only? Inputs and outputs? I have a feeling that it works almost like a User ID, so mixer has the whole history of user's actions.

Really, it is not about stealing know-how, as you must enough resources to run service like that and average person cannot do that.

[DooMAD]

Really, it is not about stealing know-how, as you must enough resources to run service like that and average person cannot do that.

If it were a peer-to-peer program or client that you had to install, then yes, you'd expect that client to be open source.  But because it's a proprietary service and it's the service which does all the heavy lifting, it's pretty common that most companies won't tell you what's going on under the hood.  There's already a surge in competition between mixing services, so it's understandable that anything which can help maintain a competitive edge would be done.  As an example, most insurance companies won't tell you how they calculate your insurance premiums, because they fear that information being used by competitors to undercut their pricing.  'Trade secrets' are absolutely a thing.  Plus, as others have alluded to, there are also risks in creating an instruction manual or guide to tracing which funds have been mixed with which, jeopardising privacy.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

No, why? Does Trezor wallets are less secure because software sources are available? Does SHA algorithms are less reliable because they are known? You overestimate things just because you do not know how they work. Everyone knows how cars are build, but still some do it better.

The problem is, you are trying to compare services  like Trezor wallet or car building to a service that is considered an "enemy" of different states because they are making it harder for them to snoop people's transactions.

I do not expect to know every address managed by mixer,

But your Government would be very glad to know this.

By making the algorithm open source. You as a customer are not the only one looking at it. Some overzealous Government agencies will that want to uncover your transaction trail will even use it more than you and crack the puzzle open.

Don't you think privacy is heightened when there is mystery around it? Even the Chainalysis services won't know where to start, at least.

Really, it is not about stealing know-how, as you must enough resources to run service like that and average person cannot do that.

The average person is not a threat, you know who the threat is, and they have all the resources at their disposal if they decide to go for a witch hunt.

[DevilSlayer]

There is now a stiff competition in mixing services so customers and clients are now choosing what is the best offering services in the market. I visited the website, the UI is good and very clean. I like the animation when you first open the website, it is very responsive and the simplicity makes it a perfect. The color of the brand is good and it is eye catching. I tried to use the link for TOR and it's working normally for my TOR browser. I think it is better if the TOR link will also provided above the website not only below because you need to scroll more down below or check the FAQ just to see the link.

For me this is one of the legit and trusted mixing services especially because they have no logs stored. Take note that not all of the mixing services are accepting different address formats and good to see that UniJoin supports Segwit, Legacy, P2SH and Native Segwit. I'm looking forward to Unijoin to finally accept other currencies especially SOL and ETH. Whales or the big investors will prefer to use this mixing service for sure because you can mix up to 1000 BTC unlike other mixing services wherein you can only mix less than 20 BTC. The fee said it is generally 1%-3% but I'll try the service first to fully experience it and to have an idea about the ideal fee and make review once I tested it.

[Mate2237]

UniJoin and YoMix have very similar UI, wizard, the whole process is almost identical. Are both services/companies related or do they use the same source code?

BTW, question not really related to the one particular service - why we cannot see the source code of the service? I guess to run the service like that the main problem is not to have an algorithm or sth like that, as I do not thing there are some complicated patents behind, but to have enough coins to be able to run process fluently.

Since there are all mixers there would be some areas of similarities just like casinos but that doesn't mean are are one or operating by one managerial team. There are some programmers or developers that create things similar when given them work to do. When developers attended the same school and take the same course and lectured the same. And there are other ways that will make some websites look alike.

From the website designs which I have visited the two mixing companies, they are not the same. UniJoin and YoMix have different features.

[boltz]

UniJoin and YoMix have very similar UI, wizard, the whole process is almost identical. Are both services/companies related or do they use the same source code?

BTW, question not really related to the one particular service - why we cannot see the source code of the service? I guess to run the service like that the main problem is not to have an algorithm or sth like that, as I do not thing there are some complicated patents behind, but to have enough coins to be able to run process fluently.

Since there are all mixers there would be some areas of similarities just like casinos but that doesn't mean are are one or operating by one managerial team. There are some programmers or developers that create things similar when given them work to do. When developers attended the same school and take the same course and lectured the same. And there are other ways that will make some websites look alike.

From the website designs which I have visited the two mixing companies, they are not the same. UniJoin and YoMix have different features.

I agree with you completely. Currently the competition is tight between mixers but I know for a fact that users are jumping from a mixer to another as some of them really have extra features that some don't and it's okay and normal for this to happen.

I also found UniJoin way more friendly towards an user or even someone who has low knowledge about Bitcoin or Mixing in general , UniJoin will simplify this in just 5 simple steps so everyone will be able to adapt to it super easily. Just wait until bear market is completely gone and we will see mixers rising even further.

[Renampun]

Hi Renampun, we are really happy about the fact, that our blogs give you a good insight on how to further increase your privacy and on the Internet. We are constantly publishing new blog. If you have any questions, that you would like to have it answered in one of our blogs, feel free to tell us!

thank you for the positive response you gave, I will definitely do that btw, but I see there are no new posts from the unijoin Twitter account, I think updating it will be great

I agree with you completely. Currently the competition is tight between mixers but I know for a fact that users are jumping from a mixer to another as some of them really have extra features that some don't and it's okay and normal for this to happen.

I also found UniJoin way more friendly towards an user or even someone who has low knowledge about Bitcoin or Mixing in general , UniJoin will simplify this in just 5 simple steps so everyone will be able to adapt to it super easily. Just wait until bear market is completely gone and we will see mixers rising even further.

competition from mixers is fierce because based on data (moreover, Mixer is a platform that protects user privacy transactions), the share of the global privacy market continues to increase over time, and a little snippet is below;

Data Privacy Software Market To Garner US$ 35,088 Million Revenue By 2030 Growing at CAGR 40.2% - Exclusive Report by Acumen Research and Consulting

SOURCE--

although in some countries the rules regarding mixers are very strict, their market share is very promising and I'm sure unijoin will be one of the market leaders in this mixer competition, they have good traction.

[UniJoin]

I'm looking forward to Unijoin to finally accept other currencies especially SOL and ETH.

We will need some time for this as we are currently working on other projects associated with UniJoin  

We also want to launch a series of raffles, so join the discussion. We intend to listen to everyone and decide which direction is best to move.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5451081.msg62187593#msg62187593

[UniJoin]

Dear [banned mixer] users, we regret to inform you that we are currently experiencing some delays in processing transactions due to an overloaded blockchain. The high volume of transactions on the blockchain is causing delays in mixing orders on [banned mixer]. We want to clarify that this issue is not due to any fault of [banned mixer], and we do not have the power to resolve it.

The only thing we can do is ask for your patience and understanding as we work to process transactions as quickly as possible. We want to assure you that your funds are safe and secure, and our team is monitoring the situation closely to ensure that your transactions are completed as soon as possible.

We understand that this delay may cause inconvenience, but please know that we are doing everything we can to minimize the impact of the situation. We appreciate your continued support and patience during this time, and we will keep you updated as we work to resolve the issue.

Thank you for choosing [banned mixer] for your Bitcoin mixing needs.

[icopress]

I haven't seen such high values for a long time ... yesterday the situation was much worse, but I think in the next few days everything should return to normal. At least now some companies are definitely considering integrating Lightning Network (speaking of good news).

Good news, it appears that in the past few hours, the shitcoins activity is cooling down, and 200 sat/vbyte transactions should be within the top 2 vMB of the mempool. I still think it will take a while for fees to drop from three digits, but this is some minor progress.

[klarki]

UniJoin, aren't you considering launching something like an investment program?
I think many would not miss the opportunity to earn money by participating in the life of the UniJoin service. Jambler, whirlwind.money have similar programs.