Topic: Imperiume.io multi crypto MIXER (Read 521 times)

Why we even talk about it? Google analytics has nothing to do with security of the users, And yes that tool its not perfect but it helps as track where people are comming from. This topic its completely irrelevant.  

Counting service users using Google Analytics is highly misleading because Google Analytics counts every user who comes to your website, including guests who never sign up or register for the platform, and may also include duplicate counts if a user with multiple devices accesses your website using incognito windows or even just a browser without a huge "Google fingerprint". If the service has just started (which is what I will assume), it is likely the number of actual service users is far less from the amount you are claiming on your website.

As a webmaster who also uses Google Analytics, yes, I too have several "users", but how many are actually interacting with my site on a regular basis?

No please continue. A week ago how did you come up with this?

Well I have seen you had some fun here I will try to answer all of your Questions.

Replying to FatFork: How can any agency issues an order to freeze someone's funds? They will spend moths trying to find ways to shut us down. Even if they do manage to shut our domains of servers we will always be on Tor net, and we will always return on dirrerent domain, We have plenty in order that would happen. And talking about exhanges that does have legal base in place its they do have to give information that is required by low on top you give our all of your info so if someone want to find you it takes days for agency's to do just that.
In order for you to feel secure, soon will have some high authority people to confirm our funds.

Replying to examplens: What domain registration date has to do with experience? Talking about APR it will be closed as soon as we have enough to provide high volume mixing service and re-open when needed.

Replying to dkbit98: Yes I don't like that video too Will be changed soon.

Replying to o_e_l_e_o: There is only google analytics and its nothing wrong with that.

Replying to Anthony_11: Thank you at least one gets it . You can find lots of info about coin join, I will not go in to details for obvious reasons.

Replying to  LoyceV: There is plenty medicine for allergies seek your nearest pharmacy 2 look at the current situation on exhanges how they been shut down one by one or agencies knocking on they door trying to find someone who did not obey they roles , This is all to do with upcoming cbdc, bitcoin its gonna be enemy number one, and everything will be done to stop it that is what's happening now. Imperiume seen that happening years ago and this is an inspiration to protect everyone's privacy.  By staying anonymous.

Replying to Kakmakr: I agree that low enforcement probably has more mixers and home access then we can't even imagine. We had many situations using big exhanges where accounts have been shut down for sending Bitcoin to addresses that are blacklisted, Another motivation not to use big exchanges as they know EVERYTHING about you.

Replying to Synchronice: You are denying yourself Yes blockchain its one to everyone, but if you can hide your identity no one know who the sender or received its, once you use exchange's for that you give out your details and this whole Anonymity think its gone.  Yes high Api its to attract new customers as we need funds to mix your transactions successfully. Once there is enough, Staking will be postpone and API will be adjusted accordingly to new users. 23% It's more then manageable for us to pay out.

Replying to moneystery: Thank you for your feedback. We are dedicated to providing a transparent and trustworthy platform. We will continue to enhance our efforts to deliver the highest level of transparency possible while maintaining the necessary security and privacy measures.

Replying to hopenotlate: We value your presence in the forum and understand the importance of trust in this community. We are fully committed to earning your trust over time through our actions and dedication to providing a secure and reliable service. We appreciate your engagement and are confident that our platform will meet your expectations in terms of privacy and security.


Generally speaking al thou most of these comments where made by members that have different mixers logo on them or users who promote free bitcoin. Its is all fine, thank you for some thinks you have pointed out. We are just like everyone else here - bitcoin lovers.
In very near future we will see many thinks happening in crypto space while governments try to take down bitcoin and implement CBDC. Cash usage are getting limited all over the world in a crazy pace.
Credit score will be in most of the upcoming 15min cities all over the world along side face recognition and license plate tracking, most of these thinks will in in discase trying to reduce worlds Co2 emission's and global warming.
As we navigate these changes together, let's remain vigilant, stay informed, and continue to support and learn from one another. Your engagement in the Bitcoin community is invaluable, and we appreciate the opportunity to be part of this journey. Stay safe, stay anonymous, and keep embracing the exciting possibilities that lie ahead.  


 




 

It was established a week ago this is a scam, and OP has obviously disappeared after being called out for being a scammer. Why are we still bumping this topic needlessly? By doing so we are simply giving it more visibility. Please let it die.

1) Users are given a unique ID upon account creation that they are asked to put in a password manager or security deposit box. If it is really unique, why does it look like a regular nickname with digits that can be brute-forced in a matter of milliseconds? Why keep it secret if it doesn't give access to an account as a password or secret passphrase does? Also, when I click the copy icon on the right of a generated ID, it puts something different (onion URL) into the clipboard. You have been developing this service for years, and no one has noticed the bug on the front page?
2) The recovery phrase of 10 words is used to create a wallet and access an account in case of password recovery. Is not this insecure? Wallets usually use 12 to 24-word phrases, 10 is just too low to be considered secure against brute-force attacks. Also, how do you store these phrases? Are they stored in the form of sha256 hashes or in plain text?

This really made my day,  thanks for it ( am also tempted to hit the merit button lmao).

Leaving aside the fact the one I quoted is a sockpuppet account whit one only post in this forum and created the day before this thread, how can you think the main pro side of a mixing service ( that people use to protect their anonimity) is they don't ask for KYC 


If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck.......

Wouldn't put a single sat in this project.

There's a much more likely scenario: OP disappears with the money.

Probably neither you nor any of us will get any answer here. The OP is present but seems to lack arguments for a concrete discussion.


We all know about Binance, but who is Imperiume, and see their first presentation here.
Also, imagine a potential scenario, in some ideal world they have a lot of users, and many people stake their coins with them. But then suddenly, the authorities decide to seize them for bitcoin mixing and money laundering (which is a very realistic scenario). All funds that are ordinary users' stake are confiscated.
Isn't this a very serious and thoughtless risk?

I think this is a marketing ploy (in which you need to fulfill some special conditions).

I checked Binance on there, too, there are similar high accruals.

I am also very confused about this statement made by the OP on their website. It’s High staking reward and also that is available for various coins as they are multi crypto mixers. I hate to see such high rewards from fairly new website and with complex structure all around. Like they are staking site, they are mixer, they have high rewarding affiliate programs also. It’s like they have everything under one roof. Trying to have or disrupt the entire ways of earning money.

I think they have worked properly on the website and coinjoin addition but they have mixture of businesses itself which is causing it to be fishy for many of us.

Aside from all the mixer discussion, what's up with the ability to "stake" Bitcoin for 22% yearly returns? How does that work? Seems beyond what's sustainable, and calling it "staking" is disingenuous because it's definitely not staking rewards.

After visiting your website, I can say that it is comfortable enough to use, however there are some things that seem not credible and seem artificial, such as the number of staking and unique users. How can you prove that the number is real? and you said on your website you guys have been working for 3 years? I checked at who.is your domain is only 1 year old. I'm not discrediting you guys, but we need proof for the various information you provided, because there are too many scam crypto projects nowadays, and we don't want anyone else to be scammed

Was bitcoin initially conceived with the intention of providing anonymity? Then why do we have all the transactions available in public on blockchain? This happens when people don't read bitcoin whitepaper and throw whatever words they want. Bitcoin was conceived with the idea of sending transactions from one party to another without going through a financial institution.

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One thing is clear, you haven't been working on the development of that mixer for three years. You offer from 14.8% up to 23% stacking APR, looks very impressive but sounds like a thing to attract people and then scam exit.

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Don't just throw away beautiful words, just prove, back up what you say.

I doubt if I will ever trust any Mixer service ever again, after what happened with big mixing platforms like Bitmixer and Chipmixer 

They make these huge promises and then it turns out that they have Terabytes of storage on all transactions that has gone through their platform. The smaller sites are possibly used by law enforcement authorities as a "Honeypot" to track all transactions that criminals might think that they are anonymous. (Example : Exit nodes on Tor) 

Of course, he's serious base on their team's understanding of privacy.
Some self-claim privacy provision websites think privacy service is all about no-KYC and integration of CoinJoin with the inclusion of Tor browser when the user safety and funds should come first.

I'm allergic to buzz words when it comes to new trust-based services. Buzz words remind me of the ICO times, and none of that ended well.

Where to start: your TOS is copied from another site, your mixer has me confirm I will download a LoG that I can't find anywhere, and I can easily mix 55 million Bitcoins through your site. This has "exit scam" written all over it. I'll leave neutral feedback, and it's only neutral because that's how the feedback system is supposed to be used. I don't trust you at all.

I have checked your project and good thing for me , that you not asking for kyc forms. But can you tell me more about  CoinJoin technology are you using?

Some extra points to note:

The page is filled with trackers, including multiple trackers from both Google and Facebook.

Parts of the site are plagiarized. One such example example from the FAQs:

There are also other sections plagiarized from known scam mixers, which I am not going to link to.

You worked 3 years on this?!  
All I can see is one more centralized platform that is offering suspicious ''staking'' rewards combined with unknown coinjoin mixing method.
Sorry but I wouldn't recommend anyone using your service...

One more funny thing I saw on your website is this fake AI generated character with weird voice explaining what imperiume is... very creepy ''j0in tHe rev0lutIoN' n0w'':


https://imperiume.io/wallet

Forgive me if I wasn't clear earlier, but allow me to simplify my question for you. Considering that you're operating under complete anonymity and lack any established reputation within the community, why should individuals place their hard-earned money to your custody? I simply cannot fathom the rationale behind such a decision. What safeguards are in place to prevent you from executing a good old-fashioned rug pull at any given moment? After all, in this delightful arrangement, you have absolutely nothing to lose, while your hapless users are left to bear the brunt of the risks and potential losses.

I hope you understand the gravity of the situation and can shed more light on your background, qualifications, or any measures you have in place to mitigate the concerns surrounding this arrangement. Up until now, it's been rather... well, let's just say lacking in that department.

Mixers are an industry based on trust. A small mistake may mean the end of using your mixer. All the user wants is to break the link between deposit and withdrawal currencies and ensure that his data will not be recorded. If he feels distrust or lack of professionalism on your part, he will not use the mixing service.
You started introducing your service with vague words that do not indicate professionalism, and lied to say that the years of development are 3 years while the domain was registered up-to-date, there is no explanation of the mixing mechanism, no onion links, and the loading of the site is very slow.

Mixers are a very sensitive branch of the crypto industry. Very important things besides privacy and security are their reputation, anonymity and transparency in business.

In the first presentation here, you are trying to deceive us with incorrect information and by exaggerating some figures. Here you say that you have been in business for 3 years, (even if it is interpreted that you have been developing the platform for 3 years, isn't that a bit too long?), on your site you say 4 Years of experience, At the same time, the domain was registered about a year ago.
So what is the truth?



https://who.is/whois/imperiume.io

Do you think it is good to start by exaggerating your experience? How can we trust you in the future and possibly entrust you with money?

You also offer staking but with some "too good to be true" interest rates. Earn up to 37.32% APR... I would like to hear what the possibility of such a high yield is based on.

In terms of security, our platform has invested significant time and effort into developing robust internal security measures. We have implemented multiple layers of security protocols and established comprehensive backup plans to ensure the safety of our users' funds. Additionally, our presence on the Tor network serves as an additional safeguard, enabling us to maintain redundancy and accessibility even in the event of unforeseen circumstances.

Addressing concerns related to governmental interference or attempts to freeze funds, it is essential to emphasize that our platform operates independently from any government or regulatory body. Our commitment to empowering individuals to have control over their own finances is at the core of our founding principles. We do not comply with requests or directives from any agency, as our objective is to provide a secure and autonomous financial environment for our users.

While complete anonymity is a desirable aspect for many users, it is important to acknowledge that achieving absolute anonymity becomes increasingly challenging when interacting with government agencies. Although Bitcoin was initially conceived with the intention of providing anonymity, the emergence of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) has introduced new complexities and restrictions on the free utilization of cryptocurrencies.

We appreciate your questions and the opportunity to provide clarification on these matters.

Are you seriously suggesting that your custodial wallet and mixing service, operating on a clearnet domain and server located in Moldova, can guarantee privacy and security from government agencies? That's quite amusing! But let's consider a scenario: what happens if such an agency issues an order to freeze someone's funds? Can you assure your users that their assets won't be compromised under such circumstances?

Furthermore, I've noticed that you have opted for complete anonymity, with no legal information provided about your company on the website. This raises an important question: If, at some point, you choose to disappear with users' funds, what safeguards are in place to protect them from such a potential rug pull?

We are introducing new multi currency crypto mixer called Imperiume.io BTC

Imperiume.io is a platform that's been in development for the past 3 years, offering anonymity and privacy tools you need now more than ever. We believe it's your right to keep your personal information private.

We are here to help you regain your privacy and stay anonymous from government agencies that want to track your every move in order to limit your freedom. That's why we don't require any identification from our registering users - not even a phone number or email address