~Have you not heard of Tornado Cash? It was supposed to be a mixer of some sort for Ethereum and other supported networks (BNB, ARB, AVA, etc.) but it ended up being sanctioned. It looks like the app is still operational and maintained by the community but they are now censoring some transactions. If they can pick and choose which transactions to mix, why use it at all?
Is it that other blockchains outside of bitcoin does not allow mixers? I was hoping that by now, we should have Ethereum mixer, Solana mixer, Avalanche mixer, TRON mixer and so on, or mixers can even provide mixing services for all this popular coins.
Are there any special reason why mixers only provide mixing service for bitcoin only?There is simply not enough liquidity for most altcoin mixers to work, but monero already has mixer tech built inside.
I sure have heard about tornado cash, but I never gave them any attention to know they were providing altcoin mixing services, bad for them they got sanctioned so early, they possibly must have tried to outdo themselves for them to get noticed and sanctioned at such an early stage.~Have you not heard of Tornado Cash? It was supposed to be a mixer of some sort for Ethereum and other supported networks (BNB, ARB, AVA, etc.) but it ended up being sanctioned. It looks like the app is still operational and maintained by the community but they are now censoring some transactions. If they can pick and choose which transactions to mix, why use it at all?
Is it that other blockchains outside of bitcoin does not allow mixers? I was hoping that by now, we should have Ethereum mixer, Solana mixer, Avalanche mixer, TRON mixer and so on, or mixers can even provide mixing services for all this popular coins.
Well, how can we really know except we try, and besides, the fact that we can track some persons crypto transactions by scanning their crypto addresses still makes the altchains some sort of decentralized, if at all, not completely decentralized as many of us often assume or believe.
Another thing to consider here is that are these alt chains really decentralized? If not, what's the point of using mixers?
Mixero.io offers Ethereum mixing also. https://mixero.io/mix_advancedDidn't know Mixero offers Ethereum mixing until now, and also, can't wait for Unijoin to launch their announced mixing service for altcoins, would really love to try that out, since I really don't like doing transaction with Bitcoin ;D.
Unijoin also announced the possibility of mixing Ethereum, Litecoin and USDT (we are waiting for this upgrade)
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Hi altcoinstalkers..
So, I've been wondering about this for a while now, every mixer I've ever come across are all providing mixing service for bitcoin alone, so, I am curious to know why they limit their mixing services to bitcoin only, when we have over tens of thousands of other cryptocurrencies we generally refer to as altcoins.
Is it that other blockchains outside of bitcoin does not allow mixers? I was hoping that by now, we should have Ethereum mixer, Solana mixer, Avalanche mixer, TRON mixer and so on, or mixers can even provide mixing services for all this popular coins.
Are there any special reason why mixers only provide mixing service for bitcoin only?
Well, how can we really know except we try, and besides, the fact that we can track some persons crypto transactions by scanning their crypto addresses still makes the altchains some sort of decentralized, if at all, not completely decentralized as many of us often assume or believe.I believe the point is because the network is likely being controlled by one or two people, trying to find privacy on those chains is quite meaningless since the risk of being blocked by the contracts exists. Since you also said most of them (if not all) are not decentralized at all, why bother trying to put up a solution to improve privacy? Especially if the team/dev behind the network is known. I'm pretty sure that's just inviting the government to arrest them.