I see you are a wallet and a mixer. Let's dive into the wallet part later. Give me reasons why would I use your mixer when I already have a proven and reputed service in my reach. It's a question from a customer's point of view. I am sure who use mixers they already are with some services, what is your key offering for the users to move to you?
Hah. A couple things right off the bat; we are not necessarily trying to get people to "move" away from already existing services. I think we can perfectly co-exist with any (mixing) service currently out there.
Now, assuming that we have *some* liquidity (liquidity in this context = some N of people using us), I think we offer a truly unique product namely "provable privacy". Due to our usage of blind signatures we do not know what your inputs and outputs are, unlike traditional mixers. So depending on the amount of privacy you want, (and how comfortable you are with using a relatively unknown product) you can use an already existing more traditional mixer, us, or something like monero.
Now aside from that we also offer lightning, so say you want to buy something at Bitrefill every so often, you can use our wallet to instantly buy products with barely any transaction fees.
it follows that you can also use the same lightning invoices to internally pay other blindmixer users.
Now we're a "wallet" because that is the most convenient way to integrate the entire blind signature scheme. Both to generate and use (un)blinded vouchers you need to engage in some signing sessions, store some variables, that kind of stuff. As i explained above the scheme cannot exist otherwise.
We can't just give you your blinded signatures without you generating them (the challenge for it) first, which is something that's sort of similar to generating a private key in terms of confidentiality, and storing the variables you used to create the challenge as you'll need those to unblind the signature later on. So we created a "wallet" that does all of the above for you.
By the way, a lot of information on the main thread. I think you really need a good design to serve visually, it's easier for the visitors to give a quick scan before they look for details.
Right.
If you need help in it along with bitcointalk marketing (for example signature campaign), then feel free to reach out to me.
Hah. Perhaps. What we are definitely interested in is giving the community a stake in our profits, so say we give away 50% or more to people who are interested in it, for really nothing in return but some advertising.
I don't think we want to necessarily do that through a sig campaign as such promises are cheap and will probably underwhelm, so perhaps all users who "sign up" (= leave a comment) for it are automatically eligible, much like a giveaway.
Then just (real profits/2)/(amount of people who signed up). Now this will of course be auditable (by us publishing a "complete"* copy of our DB).
* Not entirely sure if we can cheat on this by deleting certain entries from the DB, perhaps that's a possibility.
OP hasn't been on Bitcointalk for almost half a year.
