but the system might be a bit.... Complicated. Let's see how people manage to use it ^^
Not complicated at all. Try yourself and you will see how fast and simple it is to use them.
Send the coins -> Mix the way you want -> Withdraw the private keys -> Spend
Maybe he just find himself troubled in "Step2"?
Step 2 - mixing
Your 0.1 BTC is exchanged for chips: 0.064 + 0.032 + 0.004.
You click on split button for 0.064 chip exchanging it for two 0.032 chips.
You click on split button for 0.004 chip exchanging it for two 0.002 chips. You click donate on smallest chip. Thank you!
Now you have 3 * 0.032 + 0.002. You click withdraw all.
As far as I see it, it's not that complicated to understand. I will explain it in a much simplier words, ChipMixer is different from other mixers because of these "chips" feature which you can split it into chips with different value.
The Bitcoin that you can possibly mix should be divisible by 0.001 since it is the smallest chip size available. In a situation where you send 0.2583 then it would appear as 0.258 since when you divide it to 0.001 the remainder would automatically donated so just send an amount which is divisible by 0.001. Don't worry because when you go to its page and deposit, there will be message to clarify this since they will not take a good use to benefit from it due to lack of knowledge regarding the matter.
When you split it into chips, it has its benefits that is when you receive it, anyone who is looking to that address would not see that you get a huge amount of Bitcoin in one transaction like 0.5 or 1 or 2 BTC which is quiet suspicious but if you split it then it would appear better.
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ChipMixer is a reliable, trustworthy company that handles millions of USD worth of Bitcoin and this is not something we should be too concerned about, or at least I'm not.
Umm, where did you get this figure? Not trying to be a dick, but just wondering if you're shilling for the sake of shilling, or if you actually grabbed this figure from somewhere reputable. Or are you just guessing?
"handles millions of USD worth of Bitcoin" hah. Surely made the numbers up. Not saying ChipMixer is bad, it's just that ChipMixer is only like 1 and a half months old therefore it's quite unlikely that it's already holding that much bitcoin. ChipMixer's future is lookin good though.
I would say that he is just doing a wild guess regarding those figures that is neglecting the fact that ChipMixer (like you said) is 1 and a half month old which is quiet new to reach that achievement.
