[ANN] ChipMixer.com - Bitcoin mixer / Bitcoin tumbler - mixing reinvented - page 55.

figmentofmyass

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Yes, Wasabi transactions is obvious, but it's also easy to tell if you used ChipMixer, because of the common chip sizes. Correct me if I'm wrong.

the on-chain footprint of coinjoins is much more obvious. blockchain analysis heuristics based purely on common output sizes are unlikely to be very useful.

chipmixer touches on the chip size stuff in their FAQ. https://chipmixer.com/faq

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Why chip values are so weird? 1.024 BTC? Why not 1 BTC?

We wanted to have a lot of chip sizes and to easily split/merge them. if you start with 1 BTC and you split it, your minimal chip is 0.015625 BTC which seems even weirder.

But 1.024 BTC is so uncommon that everyone will know I've used this mixer!

After a while it will get more common, because you won't even need to use mixer to anonymize your coins. Just split them into tokens and they look exactly like chips.

I really, really want 1 BTC chip!

You are in luck! We have introduced commonize function which will swap your weird looking 1.024 BTC chip into 1 BTC chip and weird looking 0.512 BTC into 0.5 BTC.

tomahawk9

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Quote from: kufarrr on May 07, 2020, 02:59:52 PM

Can please somebody tell me how I need to use Chipmixer to receive the highest privacy ? Thanks !

You can download the 'TOR browser' (a privacy-focused web browser) and use Chipmixer through this browser.

By using Chipmixer, you're already guaranteed a certain level of pivacy and anonymity (for more info, you can read the first post of this thread as well as Chipmixer faq section on their website), but using Chipmixer through the Tor network highly increases your privacy and anonymity levels thanks to Tor features.

You'll find Chipmixer's Tor link in the first page of this thread.

kufarrr

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Can please somebody tell me how I need to use Chipmixer to receive the highest privacy ? Thanks !

gentlemand

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Welt Am Draht

Wasabi is a fine idea in principle but refer to that binance Singapore event.

Though they obviously couldn't tell where the original coins came from they could instantly tell they had come from a wasabi mix so gave them the boot.

Mixing with a flashing sign that you've just mixed is not a useful look going forward.

malevolent

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Quote from: orcun on May 06, 2020, 02:48:01 PM

I don't see any reason why we should use ChipMixer or any other mixers when there is Wasabi Wallet.

The smallest denomination that can be mixed via ChipMixer is 0.001 BTC, compared with (currently) >0.094 BTC via Wasabi. Both have their use cases, along with Joinmarket.

orcun

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I don't see any reason why we should use ChipMixer or any other mixers when there is Wasabi Wallet. These mixers should die honestly. Plus, you can get a dirty UTXO from ChipMixer, the process how they refill their chips is not clear.

jackg

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https://bit.ly/387FXHi lightning theory

Can confirm I see the problem on the site. It's only cosmetic though so if cm wants to fix it...

Emitdama

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Recently availed your mixing services, all went good. Thank you.

I just noticed a typo after you provided the session token, as showed on this image. I guess it should be "use this link".

HCP

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Quote from: comodoro on April 07, 2020, 04:31:09 PM

Good afternoon, I sent a recovery email for a voucher issued on May 5th, I didn't get a reply from the email, [email protected]

Did you mean March or April? Huh

May is next month!! Shocked

Which email address did you send to? Official support is at: [email protected]

Note that they can sometimes take a day or 2 to answer, but they do answer... so as long as you have been using the correct site and haven't used one of the (many) fake clones of https://chipmixer.com/ or http://chipmixerwzxtzbw.onion/ then your funds will be safe!

comodoro

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Good afternoon, I sent a recovery email for a voucher issued on May 5th, I didn't get a reply from the email, [email protected]
I am afraid of losing the money sent, I await contact from the team.

joniboini

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The clearnet link is working fine now.

LoyceV

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Quote from: sujonali1819 on March 21, 2020, 01:25:43 AM

Anybody getting any error in chipmixer.

Confirmed:

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502 Bad Gateway
nginx/1.14.0 (Ubuntu)

The site still works on Tor via http://chipmixerwzxtzbw.onion/ (Note: to prevent phishing it's always wise to check the original source for the .onion link).

sujonali1819

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Anybody getting any error in chipmixer. Just I have tried to visit and got an error like this photo below. I have tried in chrome and opera browser. I did not face any problem like this in the past with chipmixer.

jackg

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https://bit.ly/387FXHi lightning theory

Quote from: RapTarX on March 18, 2020, 11:50:26 AM

Eaxctly as my 2nd thought although I supposed these domains are registered by Chipmixer; many thanks for the confirmations that these are NOT owned by Chipmixer.

Quote from: RapTarX on February 28, 2020, 11:50:07 AM

It can be a significant scamming merhod too. Gaining trust by redirecting and later presenting the scam one.

I recommend Chipmixer to register the possible (can be) phishing domain as a part of CSR; it will help both its users and Chipmixer reputation I believe.

It would be a hard thing to get all of them, this is a point in trying to geet some but then where would you draw the linke. Registering the unicode characters of everything that looks similar to an i until closer inspection becomes quite a massive task in itself.

Localbitcoins managed to buy all of their phishing sites afaik but that's just one example. Chipmixer doing the same would be difficult and might even be harder to do since they don't want to give up their identity (for obvious reasons).

They also don't include any letters that might face confusion when you type in their domain if you type properly since the only ones people normally miss up on are the ones where you have to move your fingers more (for example the 't','y','b','g','h') on new/foreign (to the user) keyboards. Most keyboards in other countries often seem to keep these in the same place, such as germanic keyboards with the switch of the 't' and 'z'.

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Quote from: AdolfinWolf on March 03, 2020, 11:00:29 AM

Let's say a user visits chipmixet.com and gets redirected to chipmixer.com - he might think he did nothing wrong. Then chipmixet.com will probably be the first thing to pop up in his address bar when he wants to go to and visit Chipmixer.com again.

Eaxctly as my 2nd thought although I supposed these domains are registered by Chipmixer; many thanks for the confirmations that these are NOT owned by Chipmixer.

Quote from: RapTarX on February 28, 2020, 11:50:07 AM

It can be a significant scamming merhod too. Gaining trust by redirecting and later presenting the scam one.

I recommend Chipmixer to register the possible (can be) phishing domain as a part of CSR; it will help both its users and Chipmixer reputation I believe.

jackg

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https://bit.ly/387FXHi lightning theory

Quote from: AdolfinWolf on March 03, 2020, 11:00:29 AM

You do need to be a bit of a bot to not notice the redirects, but still.

Loyce might be in trouble then Wink

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Also could it not be a tracking attempt or a targeted attack. I don't know how possible it is to inject something on a site before redirecting them and some browsers accidentally get released with bugs quite often...

Also, law enforcement and a few other "agencies" may want to use it to generate a watch list...

AdolfinWolf

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Quote from: stompix on February 28, 2020, 03:32:09 AM

Hopefully is nothing and the domains were really bought by CM and are not a prelude to some massive phishing attack.

Hmm. Maybe it's not a prelude, but already happening??

I mean, it's the perfect phishing strategy:

Let's say a user visits chipmixet.com and gets redirected to chipmixer.com - he might think he did nothing wrong. Then chipmixet.com will probably be the first thing to pop up in his address bar when he wants to go to and visit Chipmixer.com again.

Do this a couple times and he'll by default go to chipmixet.com, not knowing it's a phishing domain.

Then one day, they replace all these domains with a copy of a fake chipmixer, and the user, who probably is just routinely (not paying much attention) going to chipmixer (or so he thinks) actually gets phished..

You do need to be a bit of a bot to not notice the redirects, but still.

ChipMixer

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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1935098

Quote from: stompix on February 28, 2020, 03:32:09 AM

All resolve to chipmixer
Have those been acquired by chipmixer?

These are not our domains.

joniboini

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Quote from: RapTarX on February 28, 2020, 11:50:07 AM

It can be a significant scamming merhod too. Gaining trust by redirecting and later presenting the scam one.

I think it's safer to assume this way before there is any confirmation from Chipmixer. Better to be safe than sorry.

BlackRed

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Quote from: stompix on February 28, 2020, 03:32:09 AM

Quote from: LeGaulois on February 27, 2020, 03:30:47 PM

Something I don't understand. This domain name

Code:

chipimxer.com

is redirecting me directly to chipmixer.com. The domain is just 2 months old, either the owner is doing a redirection for SEO, awaiting to then host a clone on it, or idk.

Weird, came across this:

Code:

chispmixer.com

Both are new:

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57 days old Created on 2020-01-02
58 days old Created on 2020-01-01

And look at this :
https://viewdns.info/reverseip/?host=212.114.52.85&t=1

Domain Last Resolved Date

Code:

cgipmixer.com 2020-02-19
chgipmixer.com 2020-01-04
chimixer.com 2020-02-19
chimpixer.com 2020-02-19
chiomixer.com 2020-02-19
chiopmixer.com 2020-01-04
chipimxer.com 2020-02-19
chipixer.com 2020-02-19
chipmicer.com 2020-02-19
chipmiexr.com 2020-02-19
chipmioxer.com 2020-01-04
chipmiuxer.com 2020-01-04
chipmixcer.com 2020-01-04
chipmixe.com 2020-02-19
chipmixee.com 2020-02-19
chipmixere.com 2020-01-04
chipmixert.com 2020-01-04
chipmixet.com 2020-02-19
chipmixewr.com 2020-01-04
chipmixr.com 2020-02-19
chipmixre.com 2020-02-19
chipmixrr.com 2020-02-19
chipmixwr.com 2020-02-19
chipmixzer.com 2020-01-04
chipmizer.com 2020-02-19
chipmnixer.com 2020-01-04
chipmoxer.com 2020-02-19
chipmuxer.com 2020-02-19
chipmxer.com 2020-02-19
chipmxier.com 2020-02-19
chipnixer.com 2020-02-19
chipomixer.com 2020-01-04
chiupmixer.com 2020-01-04
chjipmixer.com 2020-01-04
chopmixer.com 2020-02-19
chpmixer.com 2020-01-04
chupmixer.com 2020-02-19
cihpmixer.com 2020-01-04
cipmixer.com 2020-01-04
cjipmixer.com 2020-02-19
cvhipmixer.com 2020-01-04
cxhipmixer.com 2020-01-04
hcipmixer.com 2020-02-19
vhipmixer.com 2020-02-19
xhipmixer.com 2020-02-19

All resolve to chipmixer
Have those been acquired by chipmixer?

LE:
I've tried to look more into the redirect but my fever has kicked in again and I can't concentrate one bit.
Hopefully is nothing and the domains were really bought by CM and are not a prelude to some massive phishing attack.

Thas one more way Chipmixer is doing to protect its users, good and reliable service

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