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[Smartvirus]

I've been trying to load yomix but it's not working. "Onionsite Not Found - The most likely cause is that the onionsite is offline." I'm quite new to this stuff so I'd like to ask what could cause this type of things? thx

Onion sites are those that offers some layer of securities between browsers, services providers and the user. With these programming comes some authentications to be met. Services you can find on Tor browsers as it ensures privacy, thereby makinh it more difficult to trace. This accounts to why its not always very swift to access while using Onion sites. Perhaps it's a proxy issue but, one that is most likely not to take a lot of time as the service is uo and running.

The Good news is that both clearnet and onion site are now work, though DDoS guard was triggered on my computer even when I was not using any VPN service. On mobile, no DDoS guard was triggered.

Yeah, I noticed that minutes ago in the site accessing the authenticity of my browser to access the service, powered by DDoS Gaurd

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[Sarah Azhari]

Yes, the website is going smoothly and works perfectly.

I tried it an hour ago and my mixed bitcoin was received as scheduled.




I tried with the clear net site https://[banned mixer], and use Chrome.

I used [banned mixer] several times, maybe 5 or more times, and never got a mixing problem so far. I hope they continue to make us more comfortable.

[joniboini]

Is there another DNS attack on the clearnet recently? I tried to access the website but it shows DNS not found/DNS error. Tried it several times, sometimes it succeed and sometimes it doesn't. I'm pretty sure it is not my internet problem since I use DNS encryption and VPN that doesn't block the Yomix clearnet address.

[nioctib_100]

Is there another DNS attack on the clearnet recently? I tried to access the website but it shows DNS not found/DNS error. Tried it several times, sometimes it succeed and sometimes it doesn't. I'm pretty sure it is not my internet problem since I use DNS encryption and VPN that doesn't block the Yomix clearnet address.

The site sees to be online for most places right now, but currently down in Netherlands and Pakistan. Check it here: https://www.whatsmydns.net/#A/[banned mixer]

[Flexystar]

However, what does Time Delay contribute into this? Does increasing the time would get me far more mixed / fresh coins and is it vice versa if I just want my order quickly executed.

The longer the time delay, the harder it is for a blockchain analyst to trace your mixing, so yes, you do get "more mixed" with a longer time delay. For best practices, you should vary your time delay between all transactions to something long but relatively random. If you want it quickly executed, you should stick to some sort of whole-number, like .10BTC or .5 BTC. If you mix something random and specific on a short time delay, like .3821851 BTC on a 30 minute delay, that would be pretty easy to track through the mixing process. Something like .3BTC on a 30 minute delay would be much harder since there are dozens of people sending .3BTC in any given hour, but only one sending your very specific amount of .3821851 BTC.

Okay so the longer is time, the more they will keep mixing it with another coins until a fresh batch is produced. This seems reasonable when the amount is big and you are not in hurry to get your coins. The longest I can see is 2 days which can easily help bigger amount.

Thanks for the fraction amount and whole amount strategy. But I think it can be more secure with different batches. Let us say I have 0.5 btc to transfer then it would be far more secure if I mix them in batches. For example, 0.1 btc x 5 different mixes or some random whole amounts. That can also add up more anonymous nature to the transactions that I will receive. Cool to know.

[Saisher]

Is there another DNS attack on the clearnet recently? I tried to access the website but it shows DNS not found/DNS error. Tried it several times, sometimes it succeed and sometimes it doesn't. I'm pretty sure it is not my internet problem since I use DNS encryption and VPN that doesn't block the Yomix clearnet address.

The site sees to be online for most places right now, but currently down in Netherlands and Pakistan. Check it here: https://www.whatsmydns.net/#A/[banned mixer]

This is a cool tool to monitor locations what countries are offline before they use their service, there is no perfect server I checked some of the top mixers and they also have servers that are offline, but this is something that the platform is working 1 or 2 is still ok but not on top countries where they have more users, it will have an impact on their business.

[nioctib_100]

This is a cool tool to monitor locations what countries are offline before they use their service, there is no perfect server I checked some of the top mixers and they also have servers that are offline, but this is something that the platform is working 1 or 2 is still ok but not on top countries where they have more users, it will have an impact on their business.

If your VPN allows it, you might be able to swap on over to a country where the site is working, if it's out in other locations. It's probably pretty rare though that the site will be out in your country but up in others. Usually, if the site is down for you, it's down everywhere. Not always, as evident from my photo above, but still usually.

[YoMix]

Is there another DNS attack on the clearnet recently? I tried to access the website but it shows DNS not found/DNS error. Tried it several times, sometimes it succeed and sometimes it doesn't. I'm pretty sure it is not my internet problem since I use DNS encryption and VPN that doesn't block the Yomix clearnet address.

Nope, we just moved clearnet domain to another provider, because previous one couldn't handle ddos, now everything works fine.

[joniboini]

The site sees to be online for most places right now, but currently down in Netherlands and Pakistan. Check it here: https://www.whatsmydns.net/#A/[banned mixer]

Thanks for the info. Is the site reliable? I'm more familiar with other 'is it down for everyone or just me' tools, but it is nice to know another one. What's the chance the down part is just the DNS provider blocking access to a specific domain btw?

If your VPN allows it, you might be able to swap on over to a country where the site is working, if it's out in other locations. It's probably pretty rare though that the site will be out in your country but up in others.

If you have access to Tor it is probably better to try using ToR. And don't bother using a free VPN since most of the time they will collect your data regardless of what their privacy policy told you.

Nope, we just moved clearnet domain to another provider, because previous one couldn't handle ddos, now everything works fine.

Good to know that. Hopefully, it will be able to handle another attack without any problem.

[nioctib_100]

Chipmixer was just seized, both the clearnet and TOR site. I can't find anything about it right now, like news articles or anything, so I don't have any more information. It seems like it just happened in the past few hours. Definitely something to monitor and cautiously see if there are any opportunities for taking on more users. Perhaps lower fees for the time being as an incentive?

[YoMix]

Chipmixer was just seized, both the clearnet and TOR site. I can't find anything about it right now, like news articles or anything, so I don't have any more information. It seems like it just happened in the past few hours. Definitely something to monitor and cautiously see if there are any opportunities for taking on more users. Perhaps lower fees for the time being as an incentive?

That's sad.
Our fees are pretty low, but we'll think about lowering it a bit more for some time.

[JollyGood]

YoMix, how do you feel about what happened to Chipmixer with the FBI seizing their website and putting out an international arrest warrant for the owner? Personally I think it is inevitable that all mixers will have their domains seized and the owners will end up arrested or on the run while an international arrest warrant is on their names. Do you worry about being next investigated and possibly charged with money laundering and other crimes?

[YoMix]

YoMix, how do you feel about what happened to Chipmixer with the FBI seizing their website and putting out an international arrest warrant for the owner? Personally I think it is inevitable that all mixers will have their domains seized and the owners will end up arrested or on the run while an international arrest warrant is on their names. Do you worry about being next investigated and possibly charged with money laundering and other crimes?

That's quite sad story.

[un_rank]

YoMix, how do you feel about what happened to Chipmixer
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Chipmixer is a big mixing platform and attracts lots of attention, but this is not the first time that a mixer has been seized before and should not call for panic across other mixing platforms. With how much the government wants control, any privacy website is at risk of having a heavy hammer come down on them, but we hope it does not happen.

It is a good thing there are alternatives like YoMix now, while we hope for some positive news related to CM.

- Jay -

[Bitcoin_Arena]

YoMix, how do you feel about what happened to Chipmixer with the FBI seizing their website and putting out an international arrest warrant for the owner? Personally I think it is inevitable that all mixers will have their domains seized and the owners will end up arrested or on the run while an international arrest warrant is on their names.

It's not inevitable. Maybe you are just overreacting or being overly excited that Chipmixer got seized, which I understand is normal.

How many Bitcoin mixers have been seized by Authorities, for example?
I only know two. Bestmixer.io and Chipmixer

We have had so many mixers operating and some have just chosen to end business without anything to do with seizures and arrests.

[un_rank]

How many Bitcoin mixers have been seized by Authorities, for example?
I only know two. Bestmixer.io and Chipmixer

And with a time period of 4 years between both cases. Chipmixer has a huge presence here on the forum and so it getting seized and the signature campaign which has run for so many years closing abruptly, it is no surprise many think it is the end for mixers; after-all if chipmixer can go down, why can't all the other mixers out there.

We as a community can come together and come up with ways to protect our right to privacy by finding ways to look out for mixers.

- Jay -

[Saisher]

YoMix, how do you feel about what happened to Chipmixer
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Chipmixer is a big mixing platform and attracts lots of attention, but this is not the first time that a mixer has been seized before and should not call for panic across other mixing platforms. With how much the government wants control, any privacy website is at risk of having a heavy hammer come down on them, but we hope it does not happen.

It is a good thing there are alternatives like YoMix now, while we hope for some positive news related to CM.

- Jay -

Mixing platforms are gearing up to be a good alternative to Chipmixer, we have a few mixers running a marketing campaign if Yomix continues to market and solve issues like server downtime and offer lower fees I'm sure they can reach the status as one of the top mixers.
The mixing industry will not go down because there's a market and people value their privacy and will always look for one.

[NotATether]

YoMix, how do you feel about what happened to Chipmixer with the FBI seizing their website and putting out an international arrest warrant for the owner? Personally I think it is inevitable that all mixers will have their domains seized and the owners will end up arrested or on the run while an international arrest warrant is on their names. Do you worry about being next investigated and possibly charged with money laundering and other crimes?

That's quite sad story.

Indeed. But privacy is a human right.

Money laundering is a crime, and hackers using it to obfuscate their stolen money is illegal, so these users would have to be banned to avoid being illegal, and even that won't magically make you compliant with FinCEN (regardless of where you live).

And if you collect KYC before using the mixer, then the purpose of mixing is lost. So it's a catch-22.

Even if all mixers are shut down, there will still be many ways to perform money laundering, and history has shown us that nobody is actually serious about apprehending the people who launder their money, in contrast to, for example, the services that facilitate it. Because these are easy targets. To capture the actual criminals requires a lot of discouraging red tape across countries.

If anyone thinks I'm wrong about the above paragraph, then why haven't the 1MDB thief and his henchmen been caught yet?

[Flexystar]

YoMix, how do you feel about what happened to Chipmixer with the FBI seizing their website and putting out an international arrest warrant for the owner? Personally I think it is inevitable that all mixers will have their domains seized and the owners will end up arrested or on the run while an international arrest warrant is on their names. Do you worry about being next investigated and possibly charged with money laundering and other crimes?

That's quite sad story.

Certainly, it is a sad story and we can not help but hope that such things won't happen to YoMix or any other such service in the future. I am not sure what happened to the chip mixer (or why?) but considering we are in the same business all the precautionary steps shall be taken by YoMix in advance. I mean it's a true saying that learns from the mistakes of others.

Though Chipmixer grew giant with time, they should have taken extra precautions with time.

I am happy that we have YoMix now. The only thing on my mind is a safe play and its lifelong existence of it. Because we freaking love our privacy man

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Indeed. But privacy is a human right.

Money laundering is a crime, and hackers using it to obfuscate their stolen money is illegal, so these users would have to be banned to avoid being illegal, and even that won't magically make you compliant with FinCEN (regardless of where you live).

And if you collect KYC before using the mixer, then the purpose of mixing is lost. So it's a catch-22.

Even if all mixers are shut down, there will still be many ways to perform money laundering, and history has shown us that nobody is actually serious about apprehending the people who launder their money, in contrast to, for example, the services that facilitate it. Because these are easy targets. To capture the actual criminals requires a lot of discouraging red tape across countries.

If anyone thinks I'm wrong about the above paragraph, then why haven't the 1MDB thief and his henchmen been caught yet?

That is the problem here. If mixers go KYC then we are done already. Then it would be far easier to have p2p transaction considering its just two individuals who are exposing themselves to each other as long as there is no escrow.

However, as I said, let us just hope YoMix will take care of their business rightfully and run it forever. GL to all of us.

[coupable]

YoMix, how do you feel about what happened to Chipmixer with the FBI seizing their website and putting out an international arrest warrant for the owner? Personally I think it is inevitable that all mixers will have their domains seized and the owners will end up arrested or on the run while an international arrest warrant is on their names. Do you worry about being next investigated and possibly charged with money laundering and other crimes?

This will not prevent or limit the phenomenon of money laundering associated with criminal operations and not with the presence of Mixers. There are many ways to launder money, and mixers is one of them.
Fortunately for Chipmixer users, there are alternative, honest and honest mixing platforms like Yomix. Yomix platform has proven its effectiveness since its launch, and it is fortunate for users that it has been organizing a continuous promotional signature campaign for 10 weeks. I advise everyone to use it.
I also hope that what happened with Chipmixer will be an important lesson for those in charge of the platform so that the tragedy will not be repeated.