1. Mix a good chunk(but not 100%) of the coins I own.
2. Send the mixed coins(on different batches) on some addresses that I own, probably more than 10 times(preferably around 25 just to be sure). Pretty much a manual version of Samourai Wallet's Ricochet[1] because I'm cheap. This is to hopefully not sound alarms on anti-mixing(or soon to be) centralized exchanges as the coins were moved a lot of times after the time it was mixed. Or if they actually went that far and "detected" the past mixing and asked you about it, you can just say that you don't know about it lol because the mixing was like 25 transactions ago. 🤷♀️
[1] https://samouraiwallet.com/ricochet
That's a good suggestion.
Antonopoulos made that suggestion few years ago.
Just use the mixer for the coins you want to mix (not all ofc). Then transfer those mixed coins about 5-10 times in addresses you own.
If Exchanges do not accept your coins because they are tainted, it is because they checked the past 5-10 transactions of those coins. If they check all previous transactions of those coins, they would realize that almost all coins are tainted (because they had been in a mixer/casino/etc at some point in the past).
So just move them in your wallets for some time to by pass their taint check.
Then it's better NOT to mix anything if your coins are, exchange - your wallet - exchange.
I agree, but they are usually much safer. In some exchanges like bitstamp, Kraken, coinbase, I can trust that I will be able to buy/sell 2-3 bitcoin easily, with safety.
I don't know if I would trust some random guy in the internet with such amount.