January update published. New features:
- Blockdx has been removed.
- Jokermix has been added again, along with their new PGP signing key.
- Current events have been added which you can read about https://bitmixlist.com/#aioseo-other-justice-department-actions
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Topic: [ANN] BitMixList.org - Bitcoin Mixer List (Read 4273 times)
There will be planned maintenance on Tuesday to move the website to another server, in order to avoid my upstream provider's datacenter migration downtime in a few weeks. This should not take long, and most people will not even see the downtime.
@NotATether i think you might want to remove blockdx.net from the list of private exchanges.
the website is dead, and based on the wayback machine, they have been like that for a few months now. their hosting got suspended, and the domain name was snatched after it got expired. currently, it's for sale on godaddy.
https://web.archive.org/web/20240723121351/https://blockdx.net/cgi-sys/suspendedpage.cgi
the website is dead, and based on the wayback machine, they have been like that for a few months now. their hosting got suspended, and the domain name was snatched after it got expired. currently, it's for sale on godaddy.
https://web.archive.org/web/20240723121351/https://blockdx.net/cgi-sys/suspendedpage.cgi
Yikes, will do. Crazy how it ended like that.
@NotATether i think you might want to remove blockdx.net from the list of private exchanges.
the website is dead, and based on the wayback machine, they have been like that for a few months now. their hosting got suspended, and the domain name was snatched after it got expired. currently, it's for sale on godaddy.
https://web.archive.org/web/20240723121351/https://blockdx.net/cgi-sys/suspendedpage.cgi
the website is dead, and based on the wayback machine, they have been like that for a few months now. their hosting got suspended, and the domain name was snatched after it got expired. currently, it's for sale on godaddy.
https://web.archive.org/web/20240723121351/https://blockdx.net/cgi-sys/suspendedpage.cgi
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talking about hosting, what do you think about adding a list of ones accepting crypto?
On a separate website.
Putting things like debit cards, servers, on a website that's about mixers is not good for marketing. There's only so much space I can put in this title, the website title, logos, etc.
I don't use analytics, so I don't know precisely which links you guys click on, but judging by my referrals (on those sites that do support refs), it seems that most people come here to check out the mixers.
I'm not sure, but I've tried accessing my account and creating an order from VPNs in Falkenstein (germany), Montreal, and Dallas/LA and I've always seen it. I technically don't qualify as a US user to them I don't think - I don't live there currently.
It's strange how crypto is not listed as a payment method on their help page.
There is some article from July 2024 talking about how they "opened" crypto payments with CoinGate, but I've been able to use crypto as far back as a year ago.
It's strange how crypto is not listed as a payment method on their help page.
There is some article from July 2024 talking about how they "opened" crypto payments with CoinGate, but I've been able to use crypto as far back as a year ago.
maybe it's only available for old accounts that were created when they supported crypto payments? if my guess is right, i find it weird why they are not offering it for everyone.
talking about hosting, what do you think about adding a list of ones accepting crypto?
that's strange, even the interface is different from what i get.
i did check again, and there is no option for crypto payments. i even tried from different geos using a vpn, thinking it might be available only for certain countries.
I also don't have the crypto payment option on Hostinger. Is it only for US users?i did check again, and there is no option for crypto payments. i even tried from different geos using a vpn, thinking it might be available only for certain countries.
I'm not sure, but I've tried accessing my account and creating an order from VPNs in Falkenstein (germany), Montreal, and Dallas/LA and I've always seen it. I technically don't qualify as a US user to them I don't think - I don't live there currently.
It's strange how crypto is not listed as a payment method on their help page.
There is some article from July 2024 talking about how they "opened" crypto payments with CoinGate, but I've been able to use crypto as far back as a year ago.
i swear i thought hostinger accepted crypto, at least that's what they say on the payments page (those fucking liars). https://www.hostinger.com/payments
I never liked hostinger and I would never use it for any serious project 
i wouldn't even use them for a fun project.
only noobs fall for those domain and hosting companies that offer everything for cheap prices with fake discounts to lure you in, lock you into their ecosystem, upsell you things you don't need, and rip you off with crazy renewal prices.
they are recommended everywhere online only because they pay good affiliate commissions.
Interesting that on different page I found how they don't allow using their resources for mining crypto currencies:
https://support.hostinger.com/en/articles/8560191-is-mining-allowed-at-hostinger
https://support.hostinger.com/en/articles/8560191-is-mining-allowed-at-hostinger
because they use virtual servers with shared resources, if you are using 100% to mine crypto, it will degrade the server performance for other users.
most hosting companies don't allow mining, even on bare metal servers, as it reduces the expected lifespan of the hardware lowering their profit margins.
i swear i thought hostinger accepted crypto, at least that's what they say on the payments page (those fucking liars). https://www.hostinger.com/payments
I never liked hostinger and I would never use it for any serious project Maybe they are using some third party provider that allows them to accept payment from many cryptocurrencies, and that appears during checkout process.
Interesting that on different page I found how they don't allow using their resources for mining crypto currencies:
https://support.hostinger.com/en/articles/8560191-is-mining-allowed-at-hostinger
But I wouldn't use it for anything mixer related.
You'd think that after reading the warning on my site that people making mixers would stay away from Hostinger. But apparently that's not the case. A mixer that brings in thousands of dollars in revenue every month can afford offshore hosting, or even just a VPS at a no-name, Monero provider like Kyun. They don't need Hostinger's '79% off' offers.
I would not use Hostinger for any service that requires privacy. In general, I would avoid hosting companies that offer all kinds of servicesYou'd think that after reading the warning on my site that people making mixers would stay away from Hostinger. But apparently that's not the case. A mixer that brings in thousands of dollars in revenue every month can afford offshore hosting, or even just a VPS at a no-name, Monero provider like Kyun. They don't need Hostinger's '79% off' offers.
that's strange, even the interface is different from what i get.
i did check again, and there is no option for crypto payments. i even tried from different geos using a vpn, thinking it might be available only for certain countries.
I also don't have the crypto payment option on Hostinger. Is it only for US users? i did check again, and there is no option for crypto payments. i even tried from different geos using a vpn, thinking it might be available only for certain countries.
It's still there when you go to checkout:
that's strange, even the interface is different from what i get.
i did check again, and there is no option for crypto payments. i even tried from different geos using a vpn, thinking it might be available only for certain countries.
i swear i thought hostinger accepted crypto, at least that's what they say on the payments page (those fucking liars). https://www.hostinger.com/payments
I was also surprised when I saw that, I was also convinced that Hostinger accepts crypto as a payment method.Maybe it was possible at some point, but they withdrew such an option in the meantime.
It's still there when you go to checkout:
But I wouldn't use it for anything mixer related.
You'd think that after reading the warning on my site that people making mixers would stay away from Hostinger. But apparently that's not the case. A mixer that brings in thousands of dollars in revenue every month can afford offshore hosting, or even just a VPS at a no-name, Monero provider like Kyun. They don't need Hostinger's '79% off' offers.
Why is Metamask marking them as risky?
most likely they got reported to metamask as a scam or something.
It should be noted that they have also implemented (or are still in the process of) a bitcoin mixer, so they are no longer exclusive to ETH. Now there is an option to mix ETH and BTC.
i swear i thought hostinger accepted crypto, at least that's what they say on the payments page (those fucking liars). https://www.hostinger.com/payments
I was also surprised when I saw that, I was also convinced that Hostinger accepts crypto as a payment method.Maybe it was possible at some point, but they withdrew such an option in the meantime.
Why is Metamask marking them as risky?
most likely they got reported to metamask as a scam or something.
What's interesting to me is that they registered a domain through Hostinger, which was taken away from them by the registrar. Later, they registered a new domain, but again through Hostinger.
Why use the same service that has already compromised your business once?
Plus, Hostinger doesn't accept cryptocurrencies as a payment method, they obviously don't care about privacy.
Why use the same service that has already compromised your business once?
Plus, Hostinger doesn't accept cryptocurrencies as a payment method, they obviously don't care about privacy.
we call that being retarded. i would not be surprised if their servers are also hosted on hostinger, lol.
i swear i thought hostinger accepted crypto, at least that's what they say on the payments page (those fucking liars). https://www.hostinger.com/payments
Now things are complicated again because the new rombomix .com domain has been marked as risky by Metamask.
Why is Metamask marking them as risky?
What's interesting to me is that they registered a domain through Hostinger, which was taken away from them by the registrar. Later, they registered a new domain, but again through Hostinger.
Why use the same service that has already compromised your business once?
Plus, Hostinger doesn't accept cryptocurrencies as a payment method, they obviously don't care about privacy.
Now things are complicated again because the new rombomix .com domain has been marked as risky by Metamask.
Why is Metamask marking them as risky?
Their domain got suspended? They just started out, that's ridiculous. How would it be possible to scam someone in that little time?
I don't think there was any scam here, there just wasn't enough time for it. The .io domain was suspended and taken away by the domain registry, which is quite strange.Now things are complicated again because the new rombomix .com domain has been marked as risky by Metamask.
Rombomix is still a fairly young service, but I would give them some time to show stability before making any recommendations. They almost had a problem, because the registry took away their .io domain, so they switched to a new .com, indicating that they still need to overcome some basic issues.
Their domain got suspended? They just started out, that's ridiculous. How would it be possible to scam someone in that little time?
I don't know if the list is intended exclusively for Bitcoin mixers, but it would certainly be good to have insight into other mixers at some point.
Not really, it's just that there are a lack of trustworthy mixers for other coins. Excluding privacy coins, which don't need one.
No, I don't list Tornado Cash. I have a history entry for it, but it's not on the list of mixers and I also don't link to it, as 1) I don't want to run into any trouble doing that and 2) it's not a Bitcoin mixer.
I don't really know how popular Ethereum mixing is compared to Bitcoin mixing, but if there is strong demand for this kind of service then it would make sense to make a table for it.
Rombomix is still a fairly young service, but I would give them some time to show stability before making any recommendations. They almost had a problem, because the registry took away their .io domain, so they switched to a new .com, indicating that they still need to overcome some basic issues.I don't really know how popular Ethereum mixing is compared to Bitcoin mixing, but if there is strong demand for this kind of service then it would make sense to make a table for it.
I don't know if the list is intended exclusively for Bitcoin mixers, but it would certainly be good to have insight into other mixers at some point.
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