Its safe to say that after bitmixer the biggest tumbling company closed its doors
-https://chipmixer.com/
-https://bitblender.io/
and others can be used as the top mixers atm.
Just in case you decide to find a mixer via google found on the forum always add bitcointalk as a suffix search to avoid losing money through phishing sites
Topic: What are the top BTC mixers after Bitmixer? - page 2. (Read 688 times)
bit-blender
[incorrect link]
WARNING. This is a phishing site imitating bitblender.io. Do not mix with any links from there.[incorrect link]
There are two mixers which I find particularly interesting:
1. Chipmixer - lets you increase anonymity by using "chips" which were created days before you deposited. The "chips" are actually private keys to Electrum wallets with predetermined amounts. There are no fees unless you donate or use their gambling feature.
2. JoinMarket - uses CoinJoin transactions to mask who is sending a transaction to who.
3. This might be subject to high fees and it's not a mixer, but if you want you can use Shapeshift and convert from Bitcoin to an altcoin like Monero, and then back to Bitcoin. Make sure that you change your IP in between transactions.
Why will I have to go through such stress just because I want to mix my coin when there are reputable sites that would make it seems seamless without any stress even with some with little or no fees like ChipMixer that would give me my private key along with the coin I am mixing. I think that is the best for me for now.
I already reported this site bit-blender.com (phishing site) and i hope i can ask the owner of the blog to remove the site from his blog, of course if he refuses i will assume that he is the owner of the site and i will report his blog to the authorities.
I think that is the best option because it means he/she is an accomplice for anyone who get scammed as a result of that action of his.
I already reported this site bit-blender.com (phishing site) and i hope i can ask the owner of the blog to remove the site from his blog, of course if he refuses i will assume that he is the owner of the site and i will report his blog to the authorities.
They allow you to depost Bitcoin, but at the same time withdraw it immediately (in case there is no initial 24-48 hour waiting time). Since you seem to blame mixers, do you blame these services as well?
That being said, I like how ChipMixer has introduced a somewhat new and interesting way of mixing coins through their various chip values. As soon as I need coins to be mixed, I'll go for ChipMixer.
See the case of btc-e
It will not take long for all exchanges to be enforced by the government
the question is:
How will the mixers stay in the process of being monitored by the government?
I dont support mixing and IMO opinion its near to illegal and I think all of the mixing services will be closed in the future.
The top competitors for Bitmixer are Bitblender and Chipmixer, so if you really wanna try mixing then go for one of them.
As always, blame the people, and not the tool. If you're looking at mixers from that point of view, you essentially should also blame gambling sites, exchanges, and the list goes on.The top competitors for Bitmixer are Bitblender and Chipmixer, so if you really wanna try mixing then go for one of them.
They allow you to depost Bitcoin, but at the same time withdraw it immediately (in case there is no initial 24-48 hour waiting time). Since you seem to blame mixers, do you blame these services as well?
That being said, I like how ChipMixer has introduced a somewhat new and interesting way of mixing coins through their various chip values. As soon as I need coins to be mixed, I'll go for ChipMixer.
See the case of btc-e
It will not take long for all exchanges to be enforced by the government
the question is:
How will the mixers stay in the process of being monitored by the government?
I dont support mixing and IMO opinion its near to illegal and I think all of the mixing services will be closed in the future.
The top competitors for Bitmixer are Bitblender and Chipmixer, so if you really wanna try mixing then go for one of them.
As always, blame the people, and not the tool. If you're looking at mixers from that point of view, you essentially should also blame gambling sites, exchanges, and the list goes on.The top competitors for Bitmixer are Bitblender and Chipmixer, so if you really wanna try mixing then go for one of them.
They allow you to depost Bitcoin, but at the same time withdraw it immediately (in case there is no initial 24-48 hour waiting time). Since you seem to blame mixers, do you blame these services as well?
That being said, I like how ChipMixer has introduced a somewhat new and interesting way of mixing coins through their various chip values. As soon as I need coins to be mixed, I'll go for ChipMixer.
Bitmixer has gone and there are many privacy conscious BTC users who want to know what other mxing services are available out there. Please post them with a link to the website and your short review. Ty.
bit-blender
https://www.(link-removed).com/
fee: 1-3%
2FA Verification: PGP
Return Time: Set own return time
Minimum Transaction: None
Maximum Transaction : None
Number of Deposit Addresses: 5
Number of Withdrawal Addresses: 10
Delay: Random
Letter of Guarantee: No
There are many websites that offer this mixing service, but with the recent apprehensions that the authorities are doing on the darknet market (Hansa market and AlphaBay) i doubt that these mixing services will work for a long time
It will not take long for the authorities to pursue the mixing services
Anyways just warned people here before linking some of this sites make a research first. And yeah bitblender is one if the trusted mixer since 2014 but their name tainted because misconception and this clone sites around the internet. And also you can try chipmixer as their unique feature of mixing.
EDIT: Here's the link of the real bitblender https://bitblender.io
But it seems down right now you can look at here on their ANN https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.20292012
I used this fake website and did not even realize it, I'm shocked.
I found the site here:
https://darknetmarkets.co/category/btc-mixer-tumber/
bit-blender
[incorrect link]
WARNING. This is a phishing site imitating bitblender.io. Do not mix with any links from there.[incorrect link]
There are two mixers which I find particularly interesting:
1. Chipmixer - lets you increase anonymity by using "chips" which were created days before you deposited. The "chips" are actually private keys to Electrum wallets with predetermined amounts. There are no fees unless you donate or use their gambling feature.
2. JoinMarket - uses CoinJoin transactions to mask who is sending a transaction to who.
3. This might be subject to high fees and it's not a mixer, but if you want you can use Shapeshift and convert from Bitcoin to an altcoin like Monero, and then back to Bitcoin. Make sure that you change your IP in between transactions.
I dont support mixing and IMO opinion its near to illegal and I think all of the mixing services will be closed in the future.
The top competitors for Bitmixer are Bitblender and Chipmixer, so if you really wanna try mixing then go for one of them.
The top competitors for Bitmixer are Bitblender and Chipmixer, so if you really wanna try mixing then go for one of them.
Bitmixer has gone and there are many privacy conscious BTC users who want to know what other mxing services are available out there. Please post them with a link to the website and your short review. Ty.
bit-blender
https://www.(link-removed).com/
fee: 1-3%
2FA Verification: PGP
Return Time: Set own return time
Minimum Transaction: None
Maximum Transaction : None
Number of Deposit Addresses: 5
Number of Withdrawal Addresses: 10
Delay: Random
Letter of Guarantee: No
There are many websites that offer this mixing service, but with the recent apprehensions that the authorities are doing on the darknet market (Hansa market and AlphaBay) i doubt that these mixing services will work for a long time
It will not take long for the authorities to pursue the mixing services
Anyways just warned people here before linking some of this sites make a research first. And yeah bitblender is one if the trusted mixer since 2014 but their name tainted because misconception and this clone sites around the internet. And also you can try chipmixer as their unique feature of mixing.
EDIT: Here's the link of the real bitblender https://bitblender.io
But it seems down right now you can look at here on their ANN https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.20292012
Bitmixer has gone and there are many privacy conscious BTC users who want to know what other mxing services are available out there. Please post them with a link to the website and your short review. Ty.
bit-blender
fee: 1-3%
2FA Verification: PGP
Return Time: Set own return time
Minimum Transaction: None
Maximum Transaction : None
Number of Deposit Addresses: 5
Number of Withdrawal Addresses: 10
Delay: Random
Letter of Guarantee: No
There are many websites that offer this mixing service, but with the recent apprehensions that the authorities are doing on the darknet market (Hansa market and AlphaBay) i doubt that these mixing services will work for a long time
It will not take long for the authorities to pursue the mixing services
Edit:
You can consider ChipMixer https://chipmixer.com/ it doesn't charge a fee. There is a topic discussion here as well https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-chipmixercom-bitcoin-mixer-bitcoin-tumbler-mixing-reinvented-1935098 that will give you an idea about their service.There are a lot of positive feedbacks about it. it's easy to use and you have full control over mixing with more random than predefined mixing procedure. A great tool to use for those in need of more privacy while using Bitcoin
How about [banned mixer]? They have been establised since years ago. Here is about them https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/banned-mixer-fast-secure-and-reliable-bitcoin-mixer-since-2016-1484009
I never use their service but i don't see any problem from people about them
I never use their service but i don't see any problem from people about them
Bitmixer has gone and there are many privacy conscious BTC users who want to know what other mxing services are available out there. Please post them with a link to the website and your short review. Ty.
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