+1 for
ChipMixer (or here for
TOR link)... I've used it multiple times and aside from suffering from the odd DDoS attack every now and again... it is quite reliable. Provides outputs in the force of "legacy" address private keys... so you're free to sweep or import as you desire.
+1 for
Wasabi Desktop wallet and it's builtin CoinJoin system. Pretty easy to use and a solid mixing solution.
+1
If you want to use a service, ChipMixer would be my first choice. They have proven to be trustworthy since a very long time and always responded to problems. ChipMixer is also active on the forum:
[ANN] ChipMixer.com - Bitcoin mixer / Bitcoin tumbler - mixing reinvented.
Their mixing strategy has some improvements compared to traditional mixing services because you receive funded "chips" (private keys) from ChipMixer. These private keys are funded
before your deposit. As a result, your new coins can't be connected to your deposited ones. That's also why it
wasn't possible to break ChipMixer, while the mixers using traditional mixing strategies were broken and incoming transactions could be connected to outgoing transactions.
If you don't want to use a service, you can use Wasabi Wallet. They have a topic on this forum, too:
Wasabi Wallet 1.0 Is ReleasedTo use it, you need at least 0.1
BTC, so it does only work for big amounts.
And I wouldn't use new or rarely known mixers, there are tons of fake mixing sites pretending to be legit. Better safe than sorry:
⚠️ List of Bitcoin Mixer or tumbler SCAM/CLONE websites ⚠️