🍁 Jambler.io - Create your own Bitcoin Mixer ' FREE

[DYING_S0UL]

Wow I'm surprised Theymos isn't anonymous. it's risky though, what would be done if the government option for Compulsory KYC and attack Non KYC platform just like it did Mixers or privacy oriented coins.

Compulsory KYC and attack on Non KYC platform? I say It's just too much. Theymos should have just moved to another country or continent outside of us  jurisdiction. But he already set up his mind. As we all know, he always plays safe. I once googled theymos on the internet, not sure if it was really him. Saw some old man. I guess, he isn't as anonymous as satoshi.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

A heartfelt and most warm welcome to jambler.io to this forum, I am very happy to see you guys here, this platform became popular and doing well for itself advertising on the other forum, and actually, the jambler signature ad campaign is and was one of the best, also was managed by the finest of campaign managers in the person of icopress..
I look forward to the platform also launching its promotional advertistments on this forum as well, and hope their coming here will also expand the company's visibility, reach and business dealings.

Welcome ones again.

[notblox1]

Welcome Jambler!
Sorry that you had to leave bitcointalk forum but you are most welcomed here in altcoinstalks.
We can all contribute and make this a better place for everyone who want to have more freedom and privacy for bitcoin.

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I would like this question to reach the Jambler team because I find it interesting.

Is there any thought at all about implementing an affiliate partner program on this platform? I saw that no Jambler mixer partner has such a possibility, and somehow I am convinced that it would help in wider promotion.
Or does the largest promotion cause a problem because it draws the attention of tainted governments?

[NotATether]

I would like this question to reach the Jambler team because I find it interesting.

Is there any thought at all about implementing an affiliate partner program on this platform? I saw that no Jambler mixer partner has such a possibility, and somehow I am convinced that it would help in wider promotion.
Or does the largest promotion cause a problem because it draws the attention of tainted governments?

The affiliate program is literally "create a mixer website" and you will earn commissions.

Mixtum, webmixer, mixerdream, thormixer do not have any reserves of their own, all their coins come from Jambler who pays them a commission for each mix performed.

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The affiliate program is literally "create a mixer website" and you will earn commissions.

Mixtum, webmixer, mixerdream, thormixer do not have any reserves of their own, all their coins come from Jambler who pays them a commission for each mix performed.

As a website owner ^{or blogger, if you prefer that title}, you know that you will have more motivation to promote someone if you can earn something additionally through an affiliate. It is a fact.

I believe Mixtum, Webmixer, Mixerdream, Thormixer would be happy to give 10-20% of their profits to affiliate partners to bring in new clients, but they don't even have that possibility using the Jambler system.

[icopress]

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[dkbit98]

Does Jambler have any plans to continue active advertising in AltcoinsTalks forum or in some other places?
Jambler was very active in bitcointalk forum and I think they are providing great service for improving privacy and making profit in the same time.

[NotATether]

Jambler was very active in bitcointalk forum and I think they are providing great service for improving privacy and making profit in the same time.

For making profit, sure, if you are a partner mixer or have a lot of exchange coins to invest.

You can't just invest whatever coins you want with them, they specifically ask for *exchange* coins. Also they are not asking for small money or anything. They easily need 0.1+ BTC in order to return a profit for you. Otherwise you will actually lose money from the stock exchange fee.

Most people are not willing/not able to put that sort of money for investment.

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Most people are not willing/not able to put that sort of money for investment.

However, there is obviously a sufficient number of those who have enough Bitcoin on hold in their bag, so why not reinvest in a fairly secure platform and upgrade the portfolio?
Hodl is fine, but why not increase assets through a platform that has been operating for years and has a good reputation.

[dkbit98]

Most people are not willing/not able to put that sort of money for investment.

It's not like Jambler only accepts crypto from millionaires and billionaires
I don't know what is the minimum amount that Jambler accepts for investment, but I don't think most people are not able to work with them.
There is always a risk investing with anything, but I saw people losing coins in bunch of crap, ICO's and shitcoins for years, and more than once...

[NotATether]

I don't know what is the minimum amount that Jambler accepts for investment, but I don't think most people are not able to work with them.

It's not that the minimum investment amount is high, it is only 0.04 BTC.

However, the investment is not profitable unless you invest close to around 1 BTC at least. When I say not profitable, I mean you actually lose more money than you get back. I have no idea why that is, but I am basing this information on Jambler's profitability calculator which I was playing around with today.

Plus, they are looking for coins from exchanges, not any random UTXO... so in case it is not good quality they will just bounce the money to you.

[dkbit98]

I have no idea why that is, but I am basing this information on Jambler's profitability calculator which I was playing around with today.

Where did you find that Jambler profit calculator?
I couldn't find it anywhere on their website but I saw that investors can earn up to 34% per month, that doesn't sound bad at all.
I don't know what lending and yield earning platforms are offering this days, but I think it's much less profit.

[NotATether]

Where did you find that Jambler profit calculator?
I couldn't find it anywhere on their website but I saw that investors can earn up to 34% per month, that doesn't sound bad at all.
I don't know what lending and yield earning platforms are offering this days, but I think it's much less profit.

This is the partner panel which you can see after signing in to the website. There is a profit calculator at the bottom of it where you can enter an input amount and then see how much you would be able to get in return.

Also, the profit wildly depends on the mixer demand. For instance, the past few days there is low demand so you get the money back after 48 hours or more. Whereas when there is a higher demand you could get it back in 1 or 2 hours. In any case that's why it says up to 34% per month.

[dkbit98]

Also, the profit wildly depends on the mixer demand. For instance, the past few days there is low demand so you get the money back after 48 hours or more. Whereas when there is a higher demand you could get it back in 1 or 2 hours. In any case that's why it says up to 34% per month.

So you had to create Jambler account on their website to access this calculator?
0.00697 BTC profit doesn't sound very good when you consider all the risks, but there is probably bigger bonus percentage for higher amounts invested.
It would be interesting to see reports from Jambler team about previous investment amounts.