Mixers

[cryptotradepoint]

Which are the best mixers to use?

[Charles-Tim]

Mixers posts are censored on this forum starting from January of this year. If we mention some mixers, the links are gong to be removed. So no need to waste your time on such question on this forum. Go to https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php to ask the question. Or you will see signature campaigns and ads on the forum which are mostly mixers signature campaigns.

[Kruw]

Which are the best mixers to use?

None of them. "Mixing sites" are scams, they take custody of your coins and provide no privacy whatsoever.

If you want privacy for your Bitcoins then you have to participate in a coinjoin transaction.

[Mia Chloe]

Just like Charles Tim said, Mixers are banned on the forum. It was a decision that the forum administrators felt was good for the forum I think in compliances with some laws that I also believe the administrators of the forum didn't like but had to respond to. You can do as Charles Tim said also by asking this elsewhere because I doubt there would be answers from any member of the forum because of the ban on mixers here.

I also suggest that you lock this thread to avoid spamming as everyone would likely end up saying same thing without giving an answer to the question.

[Pmalek]

If you want some basic information about mixers and many no-KYC websites and services, you can visit BitList. There is also a dedicated announcement page about the website on Bitcointalk. You will learn about the fees, mixing amounts, and several other parameters about the offered services.

[examplens]

Which are the best mixers to use?

Here is a list with some basic details https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=315215.0

None of them. "Mixing sites" are scams, they take custody of your coins and provide no privacy whatsoever.

This is a completely wrong definition of a scam.
Also, for example, what some Wasabi coordinators ^{wasabicoordinator.io} did is an obvious scam, but not all coordinators are accused of being scammers.

[Stalker22]

"Mixing sites" are scams, they take custody of your coins and provide no privacy whatsoever.
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That is not true at all..  There have been some high quality crypto mixers that got taken down by the authorities, but not cuz they were scam.  It was more that they were doing their job in protecting people's financial privacy a little too well.  These mixer sites have been crucial for safeguarding folks ability to control their money without the government spying on everything they do and  calling those kinds of services scams shows a lack of understanding of why privacy matters when it comes to managing your own assets.  Financial freedom requires having tools to prevent surveillance from big institutions that want to monitor and restrict how citizens can spend their money.  So while some mixers may be shady, many are just trying to empower users to resist overreach into our personal finances.

[franky1]

mixers promoted purpose is to try to hide/anonymise and prevent monitoring of transactions.. HOWEVER,, by simply using a mixer, the movements of the deposits into a mixer and the movements of the withdrawals from a mixer are actually highlighted and analysed with more scrutiny than normal transactions that dont use mixers...

this means by using a mixer you are more likely to be investigated, analysed and monitored, thus defeating the point of using them

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its also worth noting if you are a clean user that is not holding coins related to a crime.. due to the promotions of mixers being aimed at dirty user the majority of coins in a mixers service is going to have some criminality related to it. so you are more then likely going to receive dirtier(more criminal related) coins than the coins you deposited in.

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its also worth noting that some idiots will promote that bitcoin is "fungible" meaning that all coins are treated equal, this is done to falsely gaslight innocent people into thinking there is no harm in receiving dirty coins by pretending there is no such thing as dirt/taint
HOWEVER, if this were true where there is no such thing as taint, dirt or criminal related coins.. then there would be no need for mixers

in short if you end up with dirty coins that are blacklisted.. services can report that and end up getting a court order to freeze your service account and seize your coin. even if you were not the original perpetrator of a crime the coins you received were linked to

[_act_]

None of them. "Mixing sites" are scams, they take custody of your coins and provide no privacy whatsoever.

If you want privacy for your Bitcoins then you have to participate in a coinjoin transaction.

Have you forgotten that conjoin is also a mixer? They are decentralized mixers. There are many reputable mixers which you are calling scam for your own selfish reason you might be promoting wasabi or whatsoever. I have used many mixers before and they are good. The only problem that have with them and which I also with have with conjoin is the tracing of the transaction that has been mixed, but who mixed it is not known. I mean the person that wants the coin to be mixed is not known.

[acroman08]

Charles-Tim is correct, you'd be better off asking this question on altcoinstalk because of the restriction that has been put in place regarding mixers on this forum. just so you know, some members of altcointalks are also active on this forum so you might see familiar usernames there that might be answering your questions.

[BABY SHOES]

Charles-Tim is correct, you'd be better off asking this question on altcoinstalk because of the restriction that has been put in place regarding mixers on this forum. just so you know, some members of altcointalks are also active on this forum so you might see familiar usernames there that might be answering your questions.

Maybe OP is not aware of the existence of mixer brand censorship in this forum and OP should create an account on altcoinstalks to see many discussions there.
I don't know exactly how many mixers are active there now but the Bitlist site is also complete in its entirety.

[nakamura12]

You won't get much explanation about it because it is banned here in this forum but you can ask more questions in altcoinstalk forum. If you don't want to ask many questions then better check the link that pmalek have provided which is a list of mixers. As of now, I only know one platform that list mixers that you can try and that's bitlist. We'll just have to wait for op to be active again before OP can read our replies and know which mixers he'll choose to use from bitlist list of mixers.

[BIT-BENDER]

If you have done your research on mixers prior to this post you should know that mixer has been expelled from this forum. It's imperative for you to use the search button on topics you aren't familiar with. That's why the option is made available.

Regardless you can still do your research on it but know this no mixer is complete secure and safe but some mixers has established a good level of trust to their users and I don't think you would have a hard time finding those types of mixers.

[PX-Z]

If you have done your research on mixers prior to this post you should know that mixer has been expelled from this forum

Its reasonable if the user is an old member here for him to make a keyword for research. But the user is just mere newbie so its considerable.

To OP i also suggest to access the altcoinstalks URL posted above.

[SilverCryptoBullet]

Which are the best mixers to use?

You can check some informative threads on mixers.
BitList.co - Mixers ' Exchanges ' Services ' Casinos
[ANN] BitMixList.org - Bitcoin Mixer List

No advertisement, no direct link to mixers on the forum because mixers were banned since January this year.
Mixers to be banned.

[Z_MBFM]

Which are the best mixers to use?

Theymos has banned all types of mixers from this forum due to some issues. so now no mixer is promoted here. and here any kind of mixer link does not support. Because all links are banned. you can read more info from Theymos post You can ask for mixer on altcoinstalks.com for now.

None of them. "Mixing sites" are scams

It's not true, not all mixers are scams.  If you read the post of Theymos carefully you will understand why mixers are banned from here

[ABCbits]

Aside from what other member said, it comes down to whether you trust the mixer. If you would rather not do that, CoinJoin would be better option you. Although CoinJoin isn't perfect either, due to risk of sybil attack or trusting CoinJoin coordinator to some degree.

[Pmalek]

That is not true at all..  There have been some high quality crypto mixers that got taken down by the authorities, but not cuz they were scam.  It was more that they were doing their job in protecting people's financial privacy a little too well.  These mixer sites have been crucial for safeguarding folks ability to control their money without the government spying on everything they do and  calling those kinds of services scams shows a lack of understanding of why privacy matters when it comes to managing your own assets.  Financial freedom requires having tools to prevent surveillance from big institutions that want to monitor and restrict how citizens can spend their money.  So while some mixers may be shady, many are just trying to empower users to resist overreach into our personal finances.

Kruw is a malicious person and a lying scumbag who wishes pain and death on those who don't agree with him. He supports anti-bitcoin propaganda and tries to hide the fact that the company and coordinator he worked for was paying for on-chain surveillance. He supported censorship with a passion when it was in his interest to do it, and then got rid of all censorship when it was in his best interest to do so. He now welcomes thieves, scammers, hackers, and pedophiles to freely use his coordinator. The service he promotes reuses addresses. I wouldn't be surprised if everything he touches is the perfect honeypot. 

[NotATether]

Use a mixer directory to find an up-to-date list.

Many mixers have closed since a few months ago and their websites are no longer valid.

[Coyster]

There are quite a lot of phishing/cloned mixer websites, so you have to be very careful about that, particularly now that you can no longer directly link to mixers on Bitcointalk. I advise that you visit the mixer directories linked in this thread, AFAIK, they are managed by reputable members on the forum, and you can access the mixer you want to use, directly from their website, this will save you from entering a phishing link and losing your money.