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Whirlwind came out recently, just after the Chipmixer story. I'm sure the launch was planned for later, but the closure of CM made the launch of this mixer accelerated.
Your online presence is a must to build your trust, and without trust, nobody is interested to use your service
I believe the person is quite active in our community and I appreciate it. Having spoken with some of them, I know they are people with a lot of knowledge and I always think it's a shame they don't share it with us on the forum.
The person seems to accept criticism and debate. Criticism is better, it's what make you grow up, not congralutations.
Reading him, you can see that he really wants to make a place for himself in the mixers' world, by adding value and trying to be different from other mixers.
- Website:I found that the server is hosted by Njalla, an anonymous hosting and domain name provider, known among people who are interested in anonymity. (Njalla was created by the founder of the Pirate Bay)
It offers an extra level of anonymity, which makes it impossible to easily trace the owner of a domain name since there is no information about the identity of the user.
So this blender starts the anonymization from the beginning
- Website security:I did some testing on the site and found nothing special, except for 1 thing with the HTTP Strict-Transport-Security header but it's not so important and I reported it to the site. They solved the problem a few hours later. There are maybe 1 or 2 other things, but I think they are false positives and I would tell the admin directly.
- Website design:Simple and effective UI and UX for the user, but personally I'm not a fan of dark designs because it hurts my eyes like dark mode. But basically, I don't have a good eyesight. As they say in my country "you can't even see a cow in the bathroom. Your eyes are like 480p videos on youtube".
The captcha is not always easy to read. But then again, the problem is me
Hard to argue about tastes and colours as you know.
- How Whirlwind works:I'm not going to do tutorials with lots of pictures because I think it's useless. The site is so easy to use and understand that even my grandmother who is soon 100 years old can use it.
If you have any doubts, the FAQ will answer your questions
There are 2 ways to mix your bitcoins: The "Fast" option and the "Notes" options.
Notes being much more efficient for anonymity
Here is an overview when you want to mix with the "Fast" option: I used 3 receiver's BTC adresses with 3 random fees, but you can use only 1 adress if you want.
And here is an overview with the "Notes" option:
What's the difference between Fast and Notes? Again, the Faq says everything you need to know:
- Results:I create fresh wallets, and mixed bitcoins using both the "Notes" and "Fast" options. I then analyzed the hash, transaction,address
Here, I used the same tool used by small and medium companies such as Gate.io, LocalBitcoins,... to comply with international regulations. It checks wallets and transactions for dirty money with databases such as Crystal
With the Fast option:
- The bad things:To answer this, I would have to ask myself: if this were my site, what could I do to improve it? No idea, except to make the clearnet version more stable, but being in the beginning, it will certainly come with time. You can't achieve perfection on day 1.
He seems to be constantly working on the clearnet version, which may be consistent with what I said. The site was planned for later, but the Chipmixer story made the launch to go faster.
- Short conclusion:It does the job perfectly and this mixer seems promising for the long term