I wouldn't say three icons is "a lot". And I don't see how else UniJoin could highlight what services will be available in future. I'd say it depends on the timeframe. If support for those other currencies is more than a few months away, then perhaps it is unnecessary to show. But if it's only a few weeks until users can utilise that service, then they should be informed of what's in the pipeline.
I did not mean these three icons, but I will count the things on the home page:
We have an animated bar showing mixer links on some news sites.
Screen shot above.
Key Features: It's good, I don't recommend deleting it.
About Us: Accepted.
How It Works: Necessary and should appear first.
Regain Your Privacy: Hmmmm.
Why People Choose Us: Hmmmm.
News & Guides: Not necessary.
Crypto Tumbling With: It's the end coool.
This is what I mean by that there are a lot of unnecessary things.
Some of these things can be moved to other pages.
If once can wait out for 4 or 6 hours to have their coins mixed, then waiting two block confirmations should be a problem.
I say 2 confirmations not 2 hours, just wondering because 1 confirmations needed (to avoid RBF) or 6 confirmations (to ensure it's impossible to double spend) so why two.
My interest is in seeing how mixing USDT, a centralized stablecoin which can be frozen in an address, is going to work.
I am also surprised by this and even afraid that mixer addresses will be put on Teller's blacklist.
I am with DooMAD on this. I think it is quite normal from a business perspective to announce the services that will be offered in the near future. It is a way to create expectation and potentially attract customers to those services.
It took me a lot to get to tha end of that page. Mixers are mostly light and even work without animation or JavaScript.
Other than that everything is perfect and I am not criticizing the service, I am expressing my initial feeling.
