[ANN] Mixero.io | Best Bitcoin Mixer | Extra Layer of Privacy by XMR Bridge

[Bobcrypto]

Isn't it possible if some services can track mixero addresses and coins?

Because any incoming funds will be mixed with mixero wallet.

So, theoretically,  it would be possible to track some movement of mixero inputs and outputs funds/coins

I think you're right, there might be some chainanalysis companies that might be able to track Mixero addresses, but surely Mixero as a mixer already knew such things and that's why they might have mechanisms to stop such type of tracking. That's why I think it's not really that easy to trace the transactions.

It is absolutely very difficult to track addresses on Bitcoin mixers, trackable Bitcoin addresses are on chain analysis, and can be analyze by experts or chain analyst. Just as we learn everyday, these are different types of on chain analysis,
1.Taint analysis
2.Clustered analysis
3.Volume analysis
In addition, tracking Bitcoin transactions ( addresses ) on a mixers is practically not possible except there is no Log policy or the mixer is not a reliable or a honest mixer.

[dkbit98]

A good referral campaign can have a tremendous impact. Just look at binance for example. They are doing good referral campaigns until now. I have earned about 0.05 btc (which wasn't as  much mlndy as it is now) with their referral campaign, as I promoted it in a famous portal in Brazil long ago...

I am not sure if we can compare referral program from big centralized exchanges with referrals for mixing services like Mixero.
There is also another issue with privacy that could potentially connect your earnings with your addresses, but that could easily be solved if withdrawal payments would be made in Monero.

[NotATether]

A good referral campaign can have a tremendous impact. Just look at binance for example. They are doing good referral campaigns until now. I have earned about 0.05 btc (which wasn't as  much mlndy as it is now) with their referral campaign, as I promoted it in a famous portal in Brazil long ago...

I am not sure if we can compare referral program from big centralized exchanges with referrals for mixing services like Mixero.
There is also another issue with privacy that could potentially connect your earnings with your addresses, but that could easily be solved if withdrawal payments would be made in Monero.

My opinion on this is that mixer payouts are definitely not as frequent as exchanges like Binance but they are usually really huge, because each referral does a mix of a boatload of BTC each time. This is not like trading where someone buys and sells 5 thousand dollars and you get 50 dollars reward.

I am not sure about Monero payments as this would require the mixers to sell users BTC payouts to exchanges for receiving monero. Im not sure they'd want to leave the fate of affiliates' money in the hands of even a 3rd party exchange.

[dkbit98]

I am not sure about Monero payments as this would require the mixers to sell users BTC payouts to exchanges for receiving monero. Im not sure they'd want to leave the fate of affiliates' money in the hands of even a 3rd party exchange.

Mixero is already using Monero in their system with advanced mixing, so I don't see why that would be a problem.
It is probably going to be easier for them to use it and they will pay much less transactions fees, without leaving any traces and connections (if done correctly).
Giving option to users would be good to select between BTC and XMR but I would probably choose monero myself.

[examplens]

Mixero is already using Monero in their system with advanced mixing, so I don't see why that would be a problem.
It is probably going to be easier for them to use it and they will pay much less transactions fees, without leaving any traces and connections (if done correctly).
Giving option to users would be good to select between BTC and XMR but I would probably choose monero myself.

It can always go through the mixer additionally if there is concern about the recognition of the connection.
For any long-term thinking, I would always prefer to choose BTC, even if the second choice is Monero

[dkbit98]

It can always go through the mixer additionally if there is concern about the recognition of the connection.
For any long-term thinking, I would always prefer to choose BTC, even if the second choice is Monero

Doing extra step and paying more fees... no thank you.
There is always a chance Monero is going to be better long term, and I can always swap it to Bitcoin whenever I want, there are many options for doing that.
No other coin would survive getting delisted from most centralized exchanges and it's the best privacy coin we have, so it's here to stay.

[Findingnemo]

It can always go through the mixer additionally if there is concern about the recognition of the connection.
For any long-term thinking, I would always prefer to choose BTC, even if the second choice is Monero

Doing extra step and paying more fees... no thank you.
There is always a chance Monero is going to be better long term, and I can always swap it to Bitcoin whenever I want, there are many options for doing that.
No other coin would survive getting delisted from most centralized exchanges and it's the best privacy coin we have, so it's here to stay.

It's user preference, some people don't care about the price of their crypto doesn't grow as much as other coins but others might prefer the growth of their portfolio value too so they might hold as in Bitcoin.

Another reason could be Monero is not widely accepted as Bitcoin so the smart choice will be holding in bitcoin so it can be easily liquified whenever we want with ease.

[bitmover]

Looks like there is going to be an Altcoinstalks community award, similar to btt edition
https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=327416.msg1699391;topicseen#msg1699391

It would be amazing to see Mixero supporting it with a small prize in bitcoin for the winner. Even a small amount such as 50-100 usd would be amazing imo, and give some nice incentive and support for the contest.

What do you guys think?

[Findingnemo]

They are already running monthly prediction contest and free raffle so they won't hesitate to be a part of it.

And it can actually be a good promotion as well, the reward prize is not really matter because they are already spending a lot for promotions.

[dkbit98]

What do you guys think?

Good idea, I was also thinking of suggesting that.
More sponsors there are for this community award it's better, and this is another good way for Mixero to get additional promotion in forum.
We just need to make sure that everything is fair and transparent in voting process.

[alltalk]

Looks like there is going to be an Altcoinstalks community award, similar to btt edition
https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=327416.msg1699391;topicseen#msg1699391

Admin has just posted a social media contest for Altcoinstalks members.
https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=327433.0

It would be amazing to see Mixero supporting it with a small prize in bitcoin for the winner. Even a small amount such as 50-100 usd would be amazing imo, and give some nice incentive and support for the contest.

Great idea. It seems very possible to support the contest. Admin should welcome Mixero support. If there is a reward in stable coins (USDT, USDC, etc) or in Bitcoin, forum members must be more interested joining the contest. Even only around $50, it would be much appreciated.

More sponsors there are for this community award it's better, and this is another good way for Mixero to get additional promotion in forum.

You're right. It is not only an additional promotion but it will be a pride for Mixero as well.

[Husna QA]

It would be amazing to see Mixero supporting it with a small prize in bitcoin for the winner. Even a small amount such as 50-100 usd would be amazing imo, and give some nice incentive and support for the contest.

Great idea. It seems very possible to support the contest. Admin should welcome Mixero support. If there is a reward in stable coins (USDT, USDC, etc) or in Bitcoin, forum members must be more interested joining the contest. Even only around $50, it would be much appreciated.

It occurred to me:
Since the admin is running a social media contest, would it be possible to include the sponsor's label on the participants' posts for the tasks they need to complete?

I don't know for sure whether currently there are still social media that prohibit advertising related to cryptocurrency, as happened with Facebook (https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-42881892).

[kai]

It would be amazing to see Mixero supporting it with a small prize in bitcoin for the winner. Even a small amount such as 50-100 usd would be amazing imo, and give some nice incentive and support for the contest.

Great idea. It seems very possible to support the contest. Admin should welcome Mixero support. If there is a reward in stable coins (USDT, USDC, etc) or in Bitcoin, forum members must be more interested joining the contest. Even only around $50, it would be much appreciated.

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I don't know for sure whether currently there are still social media that prohibit advertising related to cryptocurrency, as happened with Facebook (https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-42881892).

If I read the news that you included the link, the ban on cryptocurrency advertising is about ICO because ICO is synonymous with failure and scam.

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Because of this, many ICOs have simply disappeared, with little recourse for the "investor" - a loose term, since those who pay into ICOs do not typically get a genuine stake in the new company.

But the altcoinstalks forum is also a discussion platform that is directly related to cryptocurrency.
I am also confused about promotions like this, on the one hand if we violate the rules of social media, our social media account could be banned but the altcoinstalks thing is not an ICO, but a forum for discussions.

[AB de Royse777]

Even only around $50, it would be much appreciated.

You are free to share anything in your mind here: https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=327416.msg1700210#msg1700210

[alltalk]

It occurred to me:
Since the admin is running a social media contest, would it be possible to include the sponsor's label on the participants' posts for the tasks they need to complete?

It purely depends on Admin own decision. I've no idea about this, he may have certain concept for the contest.

I don't know for sure whether currently there are still social media that prohibit advertising related to cryptocurrency, as happened with Facebook (https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-42881892).

I don't get the updated information about this. In the past, there are few social media that bans crypto ads. Facebook, twitter, and tiktok banned crypto ads. Even google ever banned crypto ads. However, it may be changed already. Not sure about the updated rules on the social media. Anyway, it can be done on the social media that allows crypto ads. But the contest rules may need some adjustments. 

You are free to share anything in your mind here: https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=327416.msg1700210#msg1700210

Okay, thanks for the information.