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[icopress]

Using an outdated thread

[kayirigi]

privacy-focused Bitcoin wallet

Not true. Wasabi funds BC analysis and works with law enforcement.

which means you have full control over the software you manage your money with.

Also not true. Wasabi will censor your coins if BC analysis tells them to.


Better using an open source wallet that does not fund BC analysis and does not censor. Sparrow wallet is good choice.

[icopress]

Reserve

[logfiles]

@icopress with Agoradesk and winding down. I think It would be better to remove them off the list. Trading on both platforms was disabled May 14th, 2024. Anyway, great job with the website.

I have a feeling your site might also get a DDoS attack at one point, like it happened to some other similar sites a while back. Any plan for other clearnet and Tor Mirrors?

[icopress]

I'll think about mirrors a little later.

As for Agora... their site will remain on the list for some time, since their presence clearly shows how a disabled site is displayed in the list.

[examplens]

icopress, the link to the website [BiList Homepage] is not good, it goes to bitcointalk.org. Also, the link behind [Reserve] leads to bitcointalk. I guess it's not beta anymore, I see that everything is well-linked on the Altt forum.

[Kruw]

Why did you remove Wasabi?

[icopress]

Why did you remove Wasabi?

I replied to you in PM

icopress, the link to the website [BiList Homepage] is not good, it goes to bitcointalk.org. Also, the link behind [Reserve] leads to bitcointalk. I guess it's not beta anymore, I see that everything is well-linked on the Altt forum.

This has been corrected.. as for the reserve, I had something in mind and decided to reserve a place (will change soon).

[logfiles]

I'll think about mirrors a little later.

As for Agora... their site will remain on the list for some time, since their presence clearly shows how a disabled site is displayed in the list.

Thanks for the clarification.

What does your site base on to determine if the site is offline or not (is it through the clearnet domain or Onion? Or both?)
Do you check them up manually, or everything is automatic? Sorry for the questions, I don't know so much about the technical bit of web designing.

Robosats seems to have an on and off clearnet site, but the onion link works, though sometimes it takes a while to load. Currently, the onion link works, but according to the list. It's stated as offline.
Do you think it would be worth it, having a slot for an online/offline clearnet and Tor mirror status for each service, if this is easily achievable through automation?

[efialtis]

Honored to be featured - appreciate you, ico! 

[Pmalek]

Nice work with the website icopress!

Perhaps you could add some more information about individual sites. For instance, Peach Bitcoin is a no KYC exchange, but only for daily trades of up to 1000CHF. If you try to exchange more than that, you will have to undergo KYC.

What's the status of Hodlhodl and Godex? They neither have a no KYC nor KYC tag on your website. I know that Hodlhodl can request KYC if they find you or your coins suspicious for any reason.

[icopress]

Do you check them up manually, or everything is automatic? Sorry for the questions, I don't know so much about the technical bit of web designing.

Parsing occurs automatically several times a day.

Robosats seems to have an on and off clearnet site, but the onion link works, though sometimes it takes a while to load. Currently, the onion link works, but according to the list. It's stated as offline.
Do you think it would be worth it, having a slot for an online/offline clearnet and Tor mirror status for each service, if this is easily achievable through automation?

Thanks for the comment! Added to task list!

Honored to be featured - appreciate you, ico!  

Welcome aboard!

Nice work with the website icopress!

Perhaps you could add some more information about individual sites. For instance, Peach Bitcoin is a no KYC exchange, but only for daily trades of up to 1000CHF. If you try to exchange more than that, you will have to undergo KYC.

What's the status of Hodlhodl and Godex? They neither have a no KYC nor KYC tag on your website. I know that Hodlhodl can request KYC if they find you or your coins suspicious for any reason.

I am aware of this limitation. These restrictions are due to the fact that the Swiss license imposes such restrictions. I won't add a notice right now, but maybe I'll do it later (I'm a little busy with other things right now). Regarding the Hodlhodl and Godex tags... that will be updated soon.

[dkbit98]

icopress I think you should remove services that shut down permanently, instead of adding Offline status, for example Tengri and AgoraDesk.
LocalMonero is showing Online status on Bitlist but they are also shutting down like sister company AgoraDesk.
I would also add more virtual debit cards that can work without kyc, but I know collecting all this information is not that easy.

[NotATether]

Robosats seems to have an on and off clearnet site, but the onion link works, though sometimes it takes a while to load. Currently, the onion link works, but according to the list. It's stated as offline.

But you're not supposed to use Robosats in clearnet. They even went as far as to discourage people from using it when you open it in the browser.

[Lucius]

Nice list @icopress, I have to admit it's nice to have all the essential services related to cryptocurrencies in one place. I noticed only one small bug in the display of one of the mixer's names (Cmize), it is written twice and overlaps (at least that's how it is for me - Tor).

[Z-tight]

Great compilation icopress, it is great to have websites like these, so as to be able to link them to newbies who are looking for kyc free services. I have bookmarked your website and i'd surely use it for such purpose from now on.

As for Agora... their site will remain on the list for some time, since their presence clearly shows how a disabled site is displayed in the list.

I understand, but i think it should not remain in the list for a long time.

[logfiles]

But you're not supposed to use Robosats in clearnet. They even went as far as to discourage people from using it when you open it in the browser.

I just stumbled across another part of the website, and I think they are trying to do better - https://learn.robosats.com, which loads OK and has valuable information about Robosats. It seems they intentionally disabled it from loading in normal browsers. When you visit the same domain using Tor browser, you are automatically redirected to the official onion link.

[paid2]

Nice website!

The list of exchanges is exaustive, which is cool.

I really like the wiki. Do you plan to continue to extend it? https://docs.bitlist.co/docs
I think it's really good, but perhaps some of the articles could be fleshed out a little. (When I have time I could post some proposals in this thread if you're ok.)

Do you think to offer an onion address to BitList.co?

Another (small) detail, I think a "kycfree" filter at the top would be a positive thing to have from an ergonomic point of view. I'm talking about a button with an effect on all tabs, because at the moment when you search the list for a kyc-free service to activate the filter by clicking on it, you lose it when you change tabs.


May I ask if you plan to add Stealths? https://stealths.net/
Using for some time now, very nice, unfortunately it is limited to online purchase or Google Wallet/ApplePay for IRL payments, but I never had any issue in EU with their Mastercard for now, and was never asked to do KYC (still a risk because of third party "myprepaidcenter").




Just in case you missed it, they operate in EU too. 

[pawel7777]

Really nice and useful website.
I didn't have a clue it existed until Skarais posted a link to its signature campaign topic.
I've bookmarked it and added link to the campaign in the non-profit campaigns overview

Quick question: how is the AML rating (for mixers) determined? Is there a way for users to provide such rating, or is it down to BitList operator(s) to test and rate it? And what does it actually mean?