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Topic: [ANN] BitMixList.org - Bitcoin Mixer List - page 5. (Read 4047 times)
I decided to add your site to the list. It would be nice if those who view the information could do a parallel check using BitList (as I actually did .. designating BitMixList as a reliable source of information). Anyway it's up to you
Always verify that your letter of guarantee is from the correct address before you send coins to a mixer. There have been instances where the user receives a letter of guarantee, but it's signed by the wrong address! It is a classic scam attempt so be vigilant.
I might include the signing address of each mixer on the website in the near future.
I might include the signing address of each mixer on the website in the near future.
It would be good if you could add live tracking to see what coordinator is used the most.
Live tracking would be very difficult to implement because it requires JS, and it would be unavailable for people who choose to use the website without Javascript. The best I can do is track the websites server-side but that would require me to add PHP and a database to the main domain, and I don't have plans to do that any time soon.
Given that this is at a new beginning, many things still need to be implemented, maybe over time we will get more detailed monitoring from here.
One option would be just to track this file
https://wabisator.com/config.json
It contains basically all information about those coordinators in real time.
If you don't use javascript you would need php. But that wouldn't require a database...
check it out by clicking on API link at the bottom right
It would be good if you could add live tracking to see what coordinator is used the most.
Live tracking would be very difficult to implement because it requires JS, and it would be unavailable for people who choose to use the website without Javascript. The best I can do is track the websites server-side but that would require me to add PHP and a database to the main domain, and I don't have plans to do that any time soon.
Given that this is at a new beginning, many things still need to be implemented, maybe over time we will get more detailed monitoring from here.
One option would be just to track this file
https://wabisator.com/config.json
It contains basically all information about those coordinators in real time.
If you don't use javascript you would need php. But that wouldn't require a database...
It would be good if you could add live tracking to see what coordinator is used the most.
Live tracking would be very difficult to implement because it requires JS, and it would be unavailable for people who choose to use the website without Javascript. The best I can do is track the websites server-side but that would require me to add PHP and a database to the main domain, and I don't have plans to do that any time soon.
Given that this is at a new beginning, many things still need to be implemented, maybe over time we will get more detailed monitoring from here.
Live tracking would be very difficult to implement because it requires JS, and it would be unavailable for people who choose to use the website without Javascript. The best I can do is track the websites server-side but that would require me to add PHP and a database to the main domain, and I don't have plans to do that any time soon.
Maybe you could fetch daily status information from LiquiSabi page on twitter, or other similar sources.This is not ideal solution and it can't be verified if information on that page is always correct and up to date, but it's still better than nothing.
It would be good if you could add live tracking to see what coordinator is used the most.
Live tracking would be very difficult to implement because it requires JS, and it would be unavailable for people who choose to use the website without Javascript. The best I can do is track the websites server-side but that would require me to add PHP and a database to the main domain, and I don't have plans to do that any time soon.
I don't know if this is possible but government and other malicious actors could create their own coordinator and use it for tracking and monitoring transactions.
Coordinators can't track or monitor transactions.
It would be good if you could add live tracking to see what coordinator is used the most.
The Liquisabi bot tracks each coordinator's liquidity: https://x.com/LiquiSabi / npub1u4rl3zlfa2efxslhypf4v6r8va5e0c9smxyr5676pxkyk0chn33s0teswa
I am quite surprised (pleasantly) at how many people stepped up to make new coordinators after ZKsnacks shut down theirs. Good job guys.
Maybe it's even better situation now than it was in time of ZKsnacks, but I would be careful choosing what coordinators to use.I don't know if this is possible but government and other malicious actors could create their own coordinator and use it for tracking and monitoring transactions.
It would be good if you could add live tracking to see what coordinator is used the most.
Do you guys think I should list whirlpool dojos too? Not the main one obviously, but others that still work. Are there still any wallets that even use dojos?
Maybe, if people actually use that these days. New update published, now BitMixList is also listing wasabi coordinators 
I am quite surprised (pleasantly) at how many people stepped up to make new coordinators after ZKsnacks shut down theirs. Good job guys.
I am quite surprised (pleasantly) at how many people stepped up to make new coordinators after ZKsnacks shut down theirs. Good job guys.
Great addition. However, some of the info listed doesn't quite make sense. The "Platform" category lists coordinators as being either 'WabiSabi' or 'BTCPay Server'. WabiSabi is the name of the coinjoin protocol itself, and it's compatible with both Wasabi and BTCPay Server clients.
The 'founded' category is also misleading since the WabiSabi protocol wasn't implemented anywhere until 2022, so there's no way that a coordinator service could have preceded that date.
OK, that's good to know, so the Founded column is going to get eliminated I guess. It was only a rough estimate anyway.
The platform column however is supposed to identify whether the coordinator is using a Swagger API (the url /swagger/index exists on the api website) or if it's using a BTCPayServer API. In that case, I can replace "WabiSabi" with Swagger or OpenAPI or something.
New update published, now BitMixList is also listing wasabi coordinators
I am quite surprised (pleasantly) at how many people stepped up to make new coordinators after ZKsnacks shut down theirs. Good job guys.
I am quite surprised (pleasantly) at how many people stepped up to make new coordinators after ZKsnacks shut down theirs. Good job guys.
Great addition. However, some of the info listed doesn't quite make sense. The "Platform" category lists coordinators as being either 'WabiSabi' or 'BTCPay Server'. WabiSabi is the name of the coinjoin protocol itself, and it's compatible with both Wasabi and BTCPay Server clients.
The 'founded' category is also misleading since the WabiSabi protocol wasn't implemented anywhere until 2022, so there's no way that a coordinator service could have preceded that date.
Do you guys think I should list whirlpool dojos too? Not the main one obviously, but others that still work. Are there still any wallets that even use dojos?
Sparrow Wallet pushed an update that removed Whirlpool in less than 24 hours after the Samourai arrests. As far as I know, there are no clients or coordinators operating for Whirlpool.
New update published, now BitMixList is also listing wasabi coordinators
I am quite surprised (pleasantly) at how many people stepped up to make new coordinators after ZKsnacks shut down theirs. Good job guys.
Do you guys think I should list whirlpool dojos too? Not the main one obviously, but others that still work. Are there still any wallets that even use dojos?
I am quite surprised (pleasantly) at how many people stepped up to make new coordinators after ZKsnacks shut down theirs. Good job guys.
Do you guys think I should list whirlpool dojos too? Not the main one obviously, but others that still work. Are there still any wallets that even use dojos?
Be careful with referral links, cuz it may brings unwanted attention to you and your site.
New update coming soon (unrelated to ZeusMEX), I think you guys will like it.
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Thank you for the details! But my point was only that I find it strange to promote a service which is not ready to operate in a professional way.
Btw, since our conversation, it seems that ZeusMEX updated their ANN and ended their service for now.
ZeusMEX — instant cryptocurrency exchange.
Unfortunately, due to the financial losses of our investor, our exchange cannot continue to operate at the moment.
Unfortunately, due to the financial losses of our investor, our exchange cannot continue to operate at the moment.
I noticed that now their Twitter handle (https://twitter.com/Zeusmex_com) is also now gone. It was on a few days back. Perhaps the maintenance messages was an indirect way of trying to make an exit. I just do hope no one got scammed in this whole thing
I was happy for yet another new no KYC exchange in the market, it's sad it ended that way.
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Thank you for the details! But my point was only that I find it strange to promote a service which is not ready to operate in a professional way.
Btw, since our conversation, it seems that ZeusMEX updated their ANN and ended their service for now.
ZeusMEX — instant cryptocurrency exchange.
Unfortunately, due to the financial losses of our investor, our exchange cannot continue to operate at the moment.
Unfortunately, due to the financial losses of our investor, our exchange cannot continue to operate at the moment.
New update has been pushed.
Changelog:
- Removed Tengri, MrStork
- Added ZeusMEX exchange (this website doesn't seem to be working right now for some reason)
- Fixed the Anonymixer onion URL to use http (at Anonymixer's request)
- Mixers are now sorted by creation year.
Changelog:
- Removed Tengri, MrStork
- Added ZeusMEX exchange (this website doesn't seem to be working right now for some reason)
- Fixed the Anonymixer onion URL to use http (at Anonymixer's request)
- Mixers are now sorted by creation year.
At first glance, they don't seem to be super professional and their site gives me strange vibes. Strange to see such an "unfinished product" promoting itself on the forum.
When I access the site, I see this message:
https://www.talkimg.com/images/2024/06/05/cHzuq.png
They announced earlier on that they will be undergoing some sort of site maintainance. So let's give them some time to deliverWhen I access the site, I see this message:
https://www.talkimg.com/images/2024/06/05/cHzuq.png
At the moment, our service is undergoing technical maintenance. All obligations to our clients were fulfilled before starting the maintenance. We apologize for any inconvenience caused. We will keep you informed about future updates.
They talk about "own liquidity reserves" but I was not able to find any mention of proof of reserves, and they don't tell if you can ask one if needed. Could be nice to have more infos in the FAQ, it is very empty for now.
They promised to do this in their upcoming roadmap. At least that's what they said if I recall well.A new player has entered the no KYC exchange market
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They promise never to freeze any coins from blacklisted addresses but will instead return them to the sender.
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They promise never to freeze any coins from blacklisted addresses but will instead return them to the sender.
At first glance, they don't seem to be super professional and their site gives me strange vibes. Strange to see such an "unfinished product" promoting itself on the forum.
When I access the site, I see this message:
Their support team is "available to answer any question".
But it looks pretty difficult at first glance:
Their ToS says:
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When using Zeusmex, you must comply with all applicable laws and regulations. You agree not to misuse our services, engage in fraud or money laundering, or infringe on the rights of others.
But never says in which country they operate and respect "laws and regulations".? They talk about "own liquidity reserves" but I was not able to find any mention of proof of reserves, and they don't tell if you can ask one if needed. Could be nice to have more infos in the FAQ, it is very empty for now.
A new player has entered the no KYC exchange market
Website - https://zeusmex.com
ANN - ZeusMEX — instant cryptocurrency exchange.
They promise never to freeze any coins from blacklisted addresses but will instead return them to the sender.
Over to you @NotATether
Website - https://zeusmex.com
ANN - ZeusMEX — instant cryptocurrency exchange.
They promise never to freeze any coins from blacklisted addresses but will instead return them to the sender.
Over to you @NotATether
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