Utopia project on BTT did something similar recently - paid bunch of members $6 to leave a positive review on their app on Google store to mislead potential honest customers.

It's okay if the project financially stimulates people to test the product and write a short summary. That's ok as long as they do it with different independent users. They can always refuse to pay for an obviously fake review.

It is something completely different when one person sits down and creates several new accounts and has a discussion with himself, creating the appearance of greater activity and interest in a project/product.

Let me make a lucky guess, there was no traffic their website and no quick profit like they hoped, but they also got scared after recent arrests of developers and closing down of other mixer websites
I think they didnt do a good job with advertising and activity, but that is not important now.
RIP Tengri.

It seems like a combination of bad circumstances. They appeared when mixer advertising started on the new platform along with bans on the much more massive Bitcointalk. That alone put all potential new mixers in a much worse position than the well-known and already-established ones.
Add to that all the problems such services face these days, and it's almost obvious.

Hey! Sorry, i didn't got a notification by email or anything about your reply, and tbh i'm used to no replies at all

I fixed the link and yes, at the moment we do not offer an affiliate program yet.

Eh, that's bad. Partner programs are always good to encourage promotion.

Now that I have your attention, some more questions for you. Considering that you accept crypto-currencies as a means of payment, what are your thoughts on privacy?
Can I buy your service anonymously, without the obligation to provide personal data? What is your position on this, if you have it written somewhere in your TOS, I would like you to point me to a reference.

If the answer is affirmative, is there any case where you would ban access to the server and data and demand the personal data of the server tenant?

Unfortunately, one more mixer is out of business. They may have been the youngest and have not yet acquired a user base, but they are certainly entering a negative trend of decreasing privacy service options.

After consideration. Tengri has decided to close. Thank you for being with us on this short journey.

Obviously, I have to update the list.

Quote from: paid2 on May 13, 2024, 01:08:10 PM

~snip~
...people should use DAI instead of USDT in my opinion (EU users, be careful USDT will be banned in June for the whole EU).

I didn't know that the EU geniuses would do it, but it has been a big wish of some people from the ECB for years, especially their chief CL, who otherwise has a similar position on cryptocurrencies as, for example, the well-known SEC chairman. Given that I do not use stablecoins, this decision will not affect me, but it is really funny to me that they are fighting in such radical ways against everything they consider a threat to the euro - but they are obviously learning from their political brothers across the big pond.

They feel threatened ^{at least for the Euro}, so they decided that it is best to ignore the problem.  The old school of politicians really needs to retire, they have a hard time adapting.

https://pxzone.online/altt/karma-log?sort=highest_karma_all_time

Have you tested this recently?
By clicking on the link, you get the result of 50 users with the most karma points. However, if 100 users were selected, then the result is from a completely different table, i.e. the last karma receivers.


PX-Z, Given that your signature area is currently empty, why not use it to promote your site and the services on it?

Due to the type of work I used to do, I required various messaging apps and I have to admit that it is quite tiring. Almost every group of users is used to a different app, for me it was torture between all of them. Damn notifications.

If something could unite several platforms, it would make sense for me and such a thing would make my life easier.

I am only aware of one such app - Mixin Safe.

I remember that very bad story, although they just started to appear on the Btt forum. It seems to me that the moment they drew attention to themselves, hackers found a loophole and cleaned out their wallets. Which were safe until then, as the name suggests.

Didn't Gbyte, later rebranded to Obyte, have similar functions even sending their coins via messages or email?

These lawyers are pretty good. I wasn't expecting this kind of end result to come into fruitition.

Yeah, They are $2000 per hour good 
This is an analysis from June 21, '23, and then they had nearly 35,000 billable hours, around $200mil. How many FTX users could have been reimbursed from there?

“These proceedings appear on track to be very expensive by any measure,” said Stadler, citing costs that already amount to 2% of estate assets and 10% of reported cash, with 46 of the 242 attorneys assigned to the case charged over $2,000 an hour.

https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2023/06/21/ftxs-bankruptcy-fees-already-topped-200m-court-examiner-says/