[Tutorial] How To Mix bitcoin free

[Sarah Azhari]

I wouldn't recommend anyone uses Brave at all, but I definitely wouldn't recommend using it for anything sensitive to do with either bitcoin or privacy. Despite their marketing, they are not a privacy browser. Brave accepts money from entities like Facebook and Twitter to allow them to track you. They accept money from ad companies to serve you their specific ads, which are of course tailored based on your browsing history and other information. They take money from Binance to inject Binance's code and widgets in to the browser, which again are used to track you. The last people I would want to be able to see me visiting any privacy site or using any privacy solution are the likes of Binance and Facebook.

is it possible Brave can take the detail like the private key? i have tried about 3 times using TOR browser and the last one I leave about 1 hour didn't withdraw it and is still intact when put it on electrum. if we have to use Brave due to certain conditions, we better not leave it too long after 1 confirmation.

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is it possible Brave can take the detail like the private key?

It would be possible for any browser to be able to steal a private key or session token if it were maliciously programmed to do so, but given that Brave and Tor are both open source, then the chances of the necessary code making it in to the release builds is incredibly small. The risk of using Brave is not a security one, but rather a privacy one.

i have tried about 3 times using TOR browser and the last one I leave about 1 hour didn't withdraw it and is still intact when put it on electrum.

I have left chips on ChipMixer for months before withdrawing them, all without issue. The risk of doing so is not via a malicious browser stealing your session but rather of something happening to ChipMixer. If your browser was going to steal your session, it would do so when you access the session, meaning the period of time you leave the coins on ChipMixer is irrelevant for such an attack.

[ABCbits]

And on technical level, Brave still create unique browser fingerprint which could be used to track user.

I think you might be wrong about that, and you need to do more research about this, because brave is randomizing fingerprints each time.
I am not sure how this works on their Tor window, and I am not endorsing Brave browser in any way, just correcting what you said.

I decide to test this feature on my VM. As i expected, not all characteristic is randomized. Brave still send true resolution of the VM screen and time zone of the VM (not UTC). Besides. Brave also make these statement,

Note that Private Windows with Tor Connectivity in Brave are just regular private windows that use Tor as a proxy. Brave does NOT implement most of the privacy protections from Tor Browser.

What if I want absolute anonymity while browsing?

If your personal safety depends on remaining anonymous, we highly recommend using Tor Browser instead of Brave Tor windows.

[Sarah Azhari]

that Brave and Tor are both open source,

the problem is not many people know how to check, and the meaning of open source self. Sure, we will be very comfortable if hear the application is open source, but many of them including me don't know how to check the code even shown on GitHub. I don't know what the inject code of maliciously programmed.

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the problem is not many people know how to check, and the meaning of open source self. Sure, we will be very comfortable if hear the application is open source, but many of them including me don't know how to check the code even shown on GitHub. I don't know what the inject code of maliciously programmed.

This is true, and has been the topic of lengthy discussions on this forum regarding open and closed source wallets. At the end of the day, if you unable to review the code yourself, then unfortunately it does come down to trust. However, with a closed source project you are trusting the small team or sometimes individual developer who is maintaining the project. With an open source project, at least you know there are many independent pairs of eyes on the code. For a project as popular and widespread as Tor, you can be relatively confident that malicious code would not make its way in to the browser, or at least not without someone alerting the community and widespread outrage.

[Mamanggg]

Sorry for pumping old thread.

Any option for free mixing? due chipmixer is over.

[dkbit98]

Any option for free mixing? due chipmixer is over.

There is new mixer Whirlwind.money available now offering similar donation based fees, and they are active here in forum:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5446575.0

PS
I am not recommending using this or any other mixer services, so do your own research!