Imperiume.io multi crypto MIXER

[witcher_sense]

We are introducing new multi currency crypto mixer called Imperiume.io BTC

Imperiume.io is a platform that's been in development for the past 3 years, offering anonymity and privacy tools you need now more than ever. We believe it's your right to keep your personal information private.

We are here to help you regain your privacy and stay anonymous from government agencies that want to track your every move in order to limit your freedom. That's why we don't require any identification from our registering users - not even a phone number or email address

1) Users are given a unique ID upon account creation that they are asked to put in a password manager or security deposit box. If it is really unique, why does it look like a regular nickname with digits that can be brute-forced in a matter of milliseconds? Why keep it secret if it doesn't give access to an account as a password or secret passphrase does? Also, when I click the copy icon on the right of a generated ID, it puts something different (onion URL) into the clipboard. You have been developing this service for years, and no one has noticed the bug on the front page?
2) The recovery phrase of 10 words is used to create a wallet and access an account in case of password recovery. Is not this insecure? Wallets usually use 12 to 24-word phrases, 10 is just too low to be considered secure against brute-force attacks. Also, how do you store these phrases? Are they stored in the form of sha256 hashes or in plain text?

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[o_e_l_e_o]

It was established a week ago this is a scam, and OP has obviously disappeared after being called out for being a scammer. Why are we still bumping this topic needlessly? By doing so we are simply giving it more visibility. Please let it die.

[imperiume.io]

Well I have seen you had some fun here I will try to answer all of your Questions.

Replying to FatFork: How can any agency issues an order to freeze someone's funds? They will spend moths trying to find ways to shut us down. Even if they do manage to shut our domains of servers we will always be on Tor net, and we will always return on dirrerent domain, We have plenty in order that would happen. And talking about exhanges that does have legal base in place its they do have to give information that is required by low on top you give our all of your info so if someone want to find you it takes days for agency's to do just that.
In order for you to feel secure, soon will have some high authority people to confirm our funds.

Replying to examplens: What domain registration date has to do with experience? Talking about APR it will be closed as soon as we have enough to provide high volume mixing service and re-open when needed.

Replying to dkbit98: Yes I don't like that video too Will be changed soon.

Replying to o_e_l_e_o: There is only google analytics and its nothing wrong with that.

Replying to Anthony_11: Thank you at least one gets it . You can find lots of info about coin join, I will not go in to details for obvious reasons.

Replying to  LoyceV: There is plenty medicine for allergies seek your nearest pharmacy 2 look at the current situation on exhanges how they been shut down one by one or agencies knocking on they door trying to find someone who did not obey they roles , This is all to do with upcoming cbdc, bitcoin its gonna be enemy number one, and everything will be done to stop it that is what's happening now. Imperiume seen that happening years ago and this is an inspiration to protect everyone's privacy.  By staying anonymous.

Replying to Kakmakr: I agree that low enforcement probably has more mixers and home access then we can't even imagine. We had many situations using big exhanges where accounts have been shut down for sending Bitcoin to addresses that are blacklisted, Another motivation not to use big exchanges as they know EVERYTHING about you.

Replying to Synchronice: You are denying yourself Yes blockchain its one to everyone, but if you can hide your identity no one know who the sender or received its, once you use exchange's for that you give out your details and this whole Anonymity think its gone.  Yes high Api its to attract new customers as we need funds to mix your transactions successfully. Once there is enough, Staking will be postpone and API will be adjusted accordingly to new users. 23% It's more then manageable for us to pay out.

Replying to moneystery: Thank you for your feedback. We are dedicated to providing a transparent and trustworthy platform. We will continue to enhance our efforts to deliver the highest level of transparency possible while maintaining the necessary security and privacy measures.

Replying to hopenotlate: We value your presence in the forum and understand the importance of trust in this community. We are fully committed to earning your trust over time through our actions and dedication to providing a secure and reliable service. We appreciate your engagement and are confident that our platform will meet your expectations in terms of privacy and security.


Generally speaking al thou most of these comments where made by members that have different mixers logo on them or users who promote free bitcoin. Its is all fine, thank you for some thinks you have pointed out. We are just like everyone else here - bitcoin lovers.
In very near future we will see many thinks happening in crypto space while governments try to take down bitcoin and implement CBDC. Cash usage are getting limited all over the world in a crazy pace.
Credit score will be in most of the upcoming 15min cities all over the world along side face recognition and license plate tracking, most of these thinks will in in discase trying to reduce worlds Co2 emission's and global warming.
As we navigate these changes together, let's remain vigilant, stay informed, and continue to support and learn from one another. Your engagement in the Bitcoin community is invaluable, and we appreciate the opportunity to be part of this journey. Stay safe, stay anonymous, and keep embracing the exciting possibilities that lie ahead.  


 




 

[imperiume.io]

It was established a week ago this is a scam, and OP has obviously disappeared after being called out for being a scammer. Why are we still bumping this topic needlessly? By doing so we are simply giving it more visibility. Please let it die.

No please continue. A week ago how did you come up with this?

[NotATether]

Replying to o_e_l_e_o: There is only google analytics and its nothing wrong with that.

Counting service users using Google Analytics is highly misleading because Google Analytics counts every user who comes to your website, including guests who never sign up or register for the platform, and may also include duplicate counts if a user with multiple devices accesses your website using incognito windows or even just a browser without a huge "Google fingerprint". If the service has just started (which is what I will assume), it is likely the number of actual service users is far less from the amount you are claiming on your website.

As a webmaster who also uses Google Analytics, yes, I too have several "users", but how many are actually interacting with my site on a regular basis?

[imperiume.io]

Replying to o_e_l_e_o: There is only google analytics and its nothing wrong with that.

Counting service users using Google Analytics is highly misleading because Google Analytics counts every user who comes to your website, including guests who never sign up or register for the platform, and may also include duplicate counts if a user with multiple devices accesses your website using incognito windows or even just a browser without a huge "Google fingerprint". If the service has just started (which is what I will assume), it is likely the number of actual service users is far less from the amount you are claiming on your website.

As a webmaster who also uses Google Analytics, yes, I too have several "users", but how many are actually interacting with my site on a regular basis?

Why we even talk about it? Google analytics has nothing to do with security of the users, And yes that tool its not perfect but it helps as track where people are comming from. This topic its completely irrelevant.  

[examplens]

How can any agency issues an order to freeze someone's funds? They will spend moths trying to find ways to shut us down. Even if they do manage to shut our domains of servers we will always be on Tor net, and we will always return on dirrerent domain, We have plenty in order that would happen.

Try to find something about Chipmixer and try to draw some conclusions. Was in a much stronger position than you expect it to be, and yet funds were frozen/seized, the domain and website seized as well as the TOR page.
You understand these things too easily for someone who pretends to gain trust for keeping other people's money.

Replying to examplens: What domain registration date has to do with experience? Talking about APR it will be closed as soon as we have enough to provide high-volume mixing service and re-open when needed.

If you re-read what I say, you will see that I am pointing out some of the illogicalities you present, and it is related to your years of operational work and experience. Through such little things, I can see that you are not honest and for me, it is a big red flag when it comes to your service.

I have checked your project and good thing for me , that you not asking for kyc forms. But can you tell me more about  CoinJoin technology are you using?

Replying to Anthony_11: Thank you at least one gets it Smiley . You can find lots of info about coin join, I will not go in to details for obvious reasons.

Seriously?

look at the current situation on exhanges how they been shut down one by one or agencies knocking on they door trying to find someone who did not obey they roles

But you have an incredible plan to avoid all that knocking on the door, something that no one has thought of yet? At least that's what you say in your reply FatFork.

[o_e_l_e_o]

There is only google analytics and its nothing wrong with that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_n5E7feJHw0

[Synchronice]

Replying to Synchronice: You are denying yourself Yes blockchain its one to everyone, but if you can hide your identity no one know who the sender or received its, once you use exchange's for that you give out your details and this whole Anonymity think its gone.  Yes high Api its to attract new customers as we need funds to mix your transactions successfully. Once there is enough, Staking will be postpone and API will be adjusted accordingly to new users. 23% It's more then manageable for us to pay out.

All I am saying is that bitcoin wasn't initially conceived with the intention of providing anonymity. It was created with the intention of getting rid of 3rd parties when making a transaction.
By the way, do you have funds in reserve or are you going to completely make yourself dependent on deposited coins? How can I be sure that you are not going to scam people who stake money on your website? Trust is a big issue.

There is only google analytics and its nothing wrong with that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_n5E7feJHw0

He or "his team" have been working on the development of this mixer for the past 3 years and they think that it's okay or wise to use google analytics while protecting the anonymity of your users, what a joke man

[imperiume.io]

What a joke saying something about analytics while the mixing site you promoting has that too 

[o_e_l_e_o]

What a joke saying something about analytics while the mixing site you promoting has that too  

Now you are just lying (or have absolutely zero understanding of the absolute basics of online privacy).

imperiume.io

The site is using 8 third parties.
cdn.jsdelivr.net
connect.facebook.net
embed.tawk.to
fonts.googleapis.com
fonts.gstatic.com
region1.google-analytics.com
va.tawk.to
www.googletagmanager.com

The site is using 3 known tracking- or advertising companies.
region1.google-analytics.com
va.tawk.to
www.googletagmanager.com

whirlwind.money

The site does not use any third parties.

The site does not use any known tracking- or advertising companies.

[FatFork]

This topic its completely irrelevant.  

Oh, you're absolutely right! This topic is completely irrelevant. But hey, since we're on the subject, your site is about as relevant as a rubber duck in a marathon!  

Let's be realistic here, you've built a website using the free WordPress CMS platform, incorporating a bunch of free or customized plugins, and a cheap template from the Envato market.

Let me make it abundantly clear just how dangerous it is to embark on this deceitful journey without a clue about what you're doing.

First and foremost, by relying on a free WordPress CMS and using various plugins, you expose yourself to significant security vulnerabilities. These freebies often come with lax security measures, making your website an easy target for hackers and malicious actors. Ignorantly flaunting your lack of concern for security is an open invitation for cybercriminals to exploit your site, potentially wreaking havoc on your unsuspecting visitors and their money.

Just for reference, a dozen serious security vulnerabilities were detected in WP core in the last year alone.
https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-2337/product_id-4096/Wordpress-Wordpress.html

Oh, and I see that you're using the oh-so-cheap Visual Composer (WPBakery Page Builder) plugin also from the Envato market. Well, guess what? Multiple vulnerabilities have been found in almost every single version of that plugin. Yep, you heard it right. So good luck trying to run any sort of serious website with that ticking time bomb. Just a friendly heads-up!
https://www.malwarebytes.com/blog/news/2022/07/warning-for-wordpress-admins-uninstall-the-modern-wpbakery-plugin-immediately

But the horror doesn't end there! Custom plugins, especially when developed by an inexperienced individual, are a breeding ground for coding errors and vulnerabilities. These hastily cobbled together add-ons could act as gateways for malicious attacks, compromising user accounts, and leaving their funds ripe for the picking.

And let's not forget the cherry on top: a cheap template from the Envato market. Do you really think such a template undergoes rigorous security assessments? Think again! It's like placing a flimsy lock on a bank vault and hoping nobody notices. This lackadaisical approach to website design screams incompetence and negligence, leaving users exposed to a multitude of risks.


So, let me be brutally honest with you: You're misguided kid, lost in his own delusions of grandeur, and sailing into treacherous waters without a compass or even a basic understanding of security. The real problem here is that you're putting innocent people's money at serious risk.