Does web mixy not use ddos protection like cloudflaire? I see most mixer sites use it for added protection
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Does web mixy not use ddos protection like cloudflaire? I see most mixer sites use it for added protection
Can the letter of guarantee be sent to the bot? the file or how it works? Thank you
Yes, as it is mentioned in the OP and on the website. 
Can the letter of guarantee be sent to the bot? the file or how it works? Thank you
It's just a letter in note (.txt) format, If they can't send it to the bot you can send it manually where that was downloaded folder. On file note is already a PGP sign message which you can copy it and paste to another notepad. Just make sure the address is correct, and if you have a problem in the future, you can prove that letter to the support team so they believe it's you.
Hello i like your mixer, nice work.
Please keep in mind that in case of disputes, you should send a letter of guarantee ONLY to our e-mail or telegram bot.
Can the letter of guarantee be sent to the bot? the file or how it works? Thank you[...]
I believe it was meant that once the mixing process is complete, your coins can no longer be associated with you or your transactions within your initial bitcoin address. And the fact that the coins arrived at your final bitcoin address from the exchange confirms the purity of your coins (because it excludes any connection with any possible dubious transactions). Most likely, this has been repeatedly tested ... and you can easily transfer mixed coins to the exchange, pay, etc. (without worrying that the service you use will mark your transactions as dubious).Of course, this is my subjective opinion as a person who is not as technically savvy as you, but has repeatedly used the services of mixers.
I am curious about how you can possibly know that after using your mixer, all exchanges and centralized services that work with different chain analysis companies wouldn't classify the coins as "dirty", "tainted", etc.? These entities don't reveal their algorithms or what needs to happen for something to be "clean" or "dirty" (according to their definitions). Can you tell us more about this, and how have you tested the theory? Have you "purified" your coins and then sent them to various CEXs without any issues?
In the end, real privacy is worth much more than 3-5%.
Yes, I understand that and don't have a problem in my side. Your service creates the recommended privacy by making 3-5% fee by default. but there is also that member who doesn't need that, I once asked my friend, and answered just wants to mix, and doesn't care about privacy
. Because I see they are often to use mixer when the website can set the fee, can set a time (not 3 hours), and doesn't have minimal like 0.003. it's just my suggestion, I don't have a problem with [banned mixer] where I tried and success mixed my btc before.
Yes I know, but this mixer is still new and not many people know yet, So it's hard to give the interesting thing to the people if nothing makes them come. And, as far as I know, one way to get people interested to come is to make it low fee than others, or if possible make it free with limited time, which aims to make people believe this mixer. So if a lot, maybe it can be increased by a few which equates with other mixers.
Thank you for your opinion. In fact, our real profit is significantly different from the amount you mentioned, since a certain% settles in the pockets of exchanges. If you look at other mixers you probably all have similar fees without exception. In the end, real privacy is worth much more than 3-5%. I would like if [banned mixer] is more familiar with another mixer by having a feature edit fee or costume. I know Mixy Money uses a charge fee of 3 to 5 percent of the amount + 0.0007 BTC. but for me, it's enough expensive when I want to try your mixer.
Competition will most likely play an important role here, and it is clear to everyone that competition in the mixing industry is more than serious. Especially after the closure of CM. If they are still attractive in spite of everything, they probably see no reason to reduce earnings and lower fees.
I would like if [banned mixer] is more familiar with another mixer by having a feature edit fee or costume. I know Mixy Money uses a charge fee of 3 to 5 percent of the amount + 0.0007 BTC. but for me, it's enough expensive when I want to try your mixer.
Competition will most likely play an important role here, and it is clear to everyone that competition in the mixing industry is more than serious. Especially after the closure of CM. If they are still attractive in spite of everything, they probably see no reason to reduce earnings and lower fees.
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Maybe better to OP to make it happen my suggestion, and about language, I repeat it again to make it English by default, because 1st I open and try mixing, I bit kinda confused about where I have to put the address sent.
Once you change the language of the site, in subsequent sessions the cookies will do their work and your preferred choice of language will be opened every time. But certainly turning to a more globally acceptable language as the default is a better choice, plus many are not familiar with the Cyrillic alphabet.
I would like if [banned mixer] is more familiar with another mixer by having a feature edit fee or costume. I know Mixy Money uses a charge fee of 3 to 5 percent of the amount + 0.0007 BTC. but for me, it's enough expensive when I want to try your mixer. Maybe better to OP to make it happen my suggestion, and about language, I repeat it again to make it English by default, because 1st I open and try mixing, I bit kinda confused about where I have to put the address sent.
Thanks, I hope they read my main attention.
Thanks, I hope they read my main attention.
I've never heard that bitcoin can be frozen, because bitcoin is different from the stablecoin which can be frozen from a smart contract.
Yeah bitcoin can be frozen in centralized exchange.
Better to say bitcoin can be stolen from you by centralized exchanges if you trade there.
UTXOs can't be really frozen. Some wallets do have the option to "froze" them, but it just means those UTXOs will not be included into transactions until you unfroze them. This is in fact very useful feature which comes in handy when your wallet has been under the "dust" attack.
I've never heard that bitcoin can be frozen, because bitcoin is different from the stablecoin which can be frozen from a smart contract.
Yeah bitcoin can be frozen in centralized exchange.
I am amazed at the number of mixes that come from Russia, is the demand for cryptocurrency that high?
Maybe like Icopres said that many countries that speak Russia is a lot or the high demand after dozen of sanctions from the West and people do not want their assets got freeze or get tracked Privacy first
And, I have been listen also if some people do it on purpose, translating to another language to hide their real identity.
I always use a multi-hop VPN to go online. But I wanted to check how the Tor version of Mixy works. I'll answer straight away. Everything went smoothly for me
I use VPN on clearnet also, and get bit choked up at the 1st time, but running smoothly after I change the IP country on setting.
Privacy matters.
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I am amazed at the number of mixes that come from Russia, is the demand for cryptocurrency that high?
Maybe like Icopres said that many countries that speak Russia is a lot or the high demand after dozen of sanctions from the West and people do not want their assets got freeze or get tracked Privacy first
Russians have contributed a lot in the mixer industry, I don't know what the foundation is why it happens.
It seems that indeed in Russia gets a very high crypto request, many issues that I heard that the Russian pro government will be crypto, but even so crypto in Russia cannot be used for payment tools.
If the site has a Russian-language interface, this does not mean at all that the mixer comes from Russia.It seems that indeed in Russia gets a very high crypto request, many issues that I heard that the Russian pro government will be crypto, but even so crypto in Russia cannot be used for payment tools.
About 250 million people speak Russian.
In order not to leave logs, it is better not to use other messengers, but to use the mixer site.
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also, I noticed on the website that when you click the "mail" it will show you a 404 not found page but the email address can be seen on the URL, is that intentional?
I also found that, at first I thought I only had this problem, apparently you also found it.also, I noticed on the website that when you click the "mail" it will show you a 404 not found page but the email address can be seen on the URL, is that intentional?
I am really sure that can be fixed if only put: [banned mixer]@proton.me
Russians have contributed a lot in the mixer industry, I don't know what the foundation is why it happens.
It seems that indeed in Russia gets a very high crypto request, many issues that I heard that the Russian pro government will be crypto, but even so crypto in Russia cannot be used for payment tools.
If the site has a Russian-language interface, this does not mean at all that the mixer comes from Russia.It seems that indeed in Russia gets a very high crypto request, many issues that I heard that the Russian pro government will be crypto, but even so crypto in Russia cannot be used for payment tools.
About 250 million people speak Russian.
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also, I noticed on the website that when you click the "mail" it will show you a 404 not found page but the email address can be seen on the URL, is that intentional?
I also found that, at first I thought I only had this problem, apparently you also found it.also, I noticed on the website that when you click the "mail" it will show you a 404 not found page but the email address can be seen on the URL, is that intentional?
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