Topic: Reliable Bitcoin mixing service: Bitmixer.io? Bitlaunder? Silentvault? (Read 1391 times)
July 29, 2015, 10:41:10 AM
Well I use Bitmixer.io, its best to just stick to the reputed sites for that reason. Not worth taking the risk , incase you never end up getting the coins back.
July 28, 2015, 08:24:52 AM
Out of the ones you have mentioned I have only ever used one Bitmixer.io for testing purpose and it works pretty well and so far there hasn't been any complaints from anyone, so I guess it can be assumed that it is safe for now.
July 28, 2015, 12:40:54 AM
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As I have mentioned in other threads, I have used bitmixer.io many times and like their service a lot. The total approximate fees vary between about 0.6% and 1.0%, you can to a degree set them yourself. Although I am not an expert, the taint analyses have done seem to show that bitmixer does hide quite well the original sending wallet and the receiving wallet.
I am in their signature campaign because I am a happy customer. I have not used exchanges nor casinos for mixing coins, so cannot comment.
===> Follow their instructions carefully! <===
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SharedCoin (from blockchain.info) is an easy to use service whose feels are roughly the same: under 1%, although they offer an option to eliminate most of the fee. IMO, each of us using SharedCoin ought to just pony up the 0.5% - 1.% random fee to encourage blockchain.info to continue to offer the service.
The algorithms of the two appear to be different. For the extra-paranoid, try using both services in sequence...
As I have mentioned in other threads, I have used bitmixer.io many times and like their service a lot. The total approximate fees vary between about 0.6% and 1.0%, you can to a degree set them yourself. Although I am not an expert, the taint analyses have done seem to show that bitmixer does hide quite well the original sending wallet and the receiving wallet.
I am in their signature campaign because I am a happy customer. I have not used exchanges nor casinos for mixing coins, so cannot comment.
===> Follow their instructions carefully! <===
* * *
SharedCoin (from blockchain.info) is an easy to use service whose feels are roughly the same: under 1%, although they offer an option to eliminate most of the fee. IMO, each of us using SharedCoin ought to just pony up the 0.5% - 1.% random fee to encourage blockchain.info to continue to offer the service.
The algorithms of the two appear to be different. For the extra-paranoid, try using both services in sequence...
July 27, 2015, 08:21:45 AM
Washbit is a new service but ti's still in alpha testing. Haven't used it myself but figured it was worth a mention
July 27, 2015, 07:10:44 AM
I have successfully mixed some coins with Coinmixer.se. Very nicely done.
January 21, 2015, 11:34:26 AM
If you really want to mix your coins there is no need for a special service that charges you high fees. A way to mix your coins is to deposit to an exchange, wait a little while (several confirmations or a few days) and withdraw to a new address.
January 21, 2015, 11:23:30 AM
Hello everyone,
As there are a lot of scammers around when it comes to Bitcoin mixing services, I want to ask you if you know any realiable and good ones?
I read a lot positive post about about Bitmixer.io, which I'm going to use. But are there alternatives? Possibly not super expensive ones?
For maximum anonymity I want to channel my bitcoins through two different mixing services, so Bitmixer.io and other one.
For example: Bitlaunder.com. Is it trustworthy?
And then I read about Silentvault.com, which I don't understand at all. I just read that its possible to mix your coins there for free.
As there are a lot of scammers around when it comes to Bitcoin mixing services, I want to ask you if you know any realiable and good ones?
I read a lot positive post about about Bitmixer.io, which I'm going to use. But are there alternatives? Possibly not super expensive ones?
For maximum anonymity I want to channel my bitcoins through two different mixing services, so Bitmixer.io and other one.
For example: Bitlaunder.com. Is it trustworthy?
And then I read about Silentvault.com, which I don't understand at all. I just read that its possible to mix your coins there for free.
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