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What are stock exchanges supported?
Poloniex, Binance, Korbit, Bitfinex, Bitstamp,Pbit,GDAX, Okcoin, Kraken, Gemini,BTCC, CEX.IO,itBit,Simex, Lakebtc, Exmo,Bitbay,Livecoin.
Good to see Jambler here on Altcoinstalks, although I'm still quite disappointed with Bitcointalk's attitude towards mixer-related services.
~snip~
I am happy to see Jambler has moved to AltcoinsTalks forum after they received exit ticket in bitcointalk.
Jambler proved to be very reliable service after many years of existence, and I think we are going to see increased activity in this forum thanks to them.
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.
I can't say that I'm not disappointed either, but as for the mixers, I understand that they raised a lot of dust in the country where the BTT admin is from, and who is also not an anonymous person, and could have serious problems if he continued to allow their advertising. However, as far as I know, there is a special provision in the law (US) that exempts the advertiser from liability, I just don't know if it applies to the forum or only to people who advertise something.
However, what is disappointing is the sudden change of attitude towards Jambler just because some (jealous) members were persistent in Jambler removal from BTT.
~snip~
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.
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.
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.
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.
Most people are not willing/not able to put that sort of money for investment.
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.
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?
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.
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?
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.
It would be interesting to see reports from Jambler team about previous investment amounts.All I can say (what I know) is that it is very difficult to become an investor since the number of applications exceeds the need by an order of magnitude (and this trend has been going on for about a year). It seems one of the developers mentioned that the probability that your application will be approved is less than 3-5%, even if you are a miner.
It would be interesting to see reports from Jambler team about previous investment amounts.All I can say (what I know) is that it is very difficult to become an investor since the number of applications exceeds the need by an order of magnitude (and this trend has been going on for about a year). It seems one of the developers mentioned that the probability that your application will be approved is less than 3-5%, even if you are a miner.
All I can say (what I know) is that it is very difficult to become an investor since the number of applications exceeds the need by an order of magnitude (and this trend has been going on for about a year). It seems one of the developers mentioned that the probability that your application will be approved is less than 3-5%, even if you are a miner.That is very low odds, so maybe they should add that updated information on Investors page.
I am well aware of the supply and demand part though, their bot posts about it on Telegram almost every day.Adding status page for bitcoin supply and demand on Mixtum website would be a good idea, and it doesn't have to be placed on main page.
All I can say (what I know) is that it is very difficult to become an investor since the number of applications exceeds the need by an order of magnitude (and this trend has been going on for about a year). It seems one of the developers mentioned that the probability that your application will be approved is less than 3-5%, even if you are a miner.That is very low odds, so maybe they should add that updated information on Investors page.
There is information about current demands on the Jambler site. It is a graphic, so it may not seem the most precise, but it certainly gives information (I assume it is correct)It is showing different picture for me now, ''battery'' if full so someone probably invested their bitcoins already :)
At this moment, it seems that there is a great need for investment in Bitcoin (4 BTC), and the investment return time is about 2 hours
It's funny, although I think I'm wrong now that I have read you, I've always perceived the logic of this battery in the opposite way to you. I thought the screenshot sent by dkbit98 meant that demand for BTC from Jambler was strong, so they were looking for investors, and the screenshot sent by examplens meant that they already had the BTC needed for the business.
It's funny, although I think I'm wrong now that I have read you, I've always perceived the logic of this battery in the opposite way to you. I thought the screenshot sent by dkbit98 meant that demand for BTC from Jambler was strong, so they were looking for investors, and the screenshot sent by examplens meant that they already had the BTC needed for the business.
I'm sure they have a lot of clients who would be happy to inject huge coins into them though.I believe they have a lot of clients, but Jambler is one of the few opportunities where there is a quick return on investment + profit. An opportunity, especially for those who have a larger amount in hold.
I am more surprised if Jambler and its partners do not have enough BTC to operate without investors. I assume that it is only because of the large amount of Bitcoin in the pool.In fact, I think Jambler has its big reserves. But they are trying to give the opportunity to earn money to those who have been with them for many years (at least my guess may actually be true).
In fact, I think Jambler has its big reserves. But they are trying to give the opportunity to earn money to those who have been with them for many years (at least my guess may actually be true).It's a pity that we don't have confirmed information, so we can only guess. Certainly, even if Jambler has sufficient reserves, I assume that an additional motive for the involvement of investors is to increase the diversity of the pool, which contributes to the quality of the mixing service.
In fact, I think Jambler has its big reserves. But they are trying to give the opportunity to earn money to those who have been with them for many years (at least my guess may actually be true).It's a pity that we don't have confirmed information, so we can only guess. Certainly, even if Jambler has sufficient reserves, I assume that an additional motive for the involvement of investors is to increase the diversity of the pool, which contributes to the quality of the mixing service.
Perhaps Jambler could add the link of their Altcoinstalks ANN to their homepage.I think that's a good advice and it could be useful for Jambler.io as well. Since we all know that now Jambler.io has moved to Altcoinstalks an that's why it's better to have this announcement thread's link at their homepage. +1
For the moment, only the locked Bitcointalk thread is present.
Perhaps Jambler could add the link of their Altcoinstalks ANN to their homepage.I think that's a good advice and it could be useful for Jambler.io as well. Since we all know that now Jambler.io has moved to Altcoinstalks an that's why it's better to have this announcement thread's link at their homepage. +1
For the moment, only the locked Bitcointalk thread is present.
It's quite strange how many representatives have to migrated over to Altcoinstalks after the ban, and are instead relying on the campaign managers to do all the heavy lifting for them.It is interesting how few projects pay more attention to regular communication with users. Only a few have a dedicated person responsible for active participation on social media, forums, etc.
I believe it's important for project representatives to be especially active in order to be able to answer the queries of users.
It's quite strange how many representatives have to migrated over to Altcoinstalks after the ban, and are instead relying on the campaign managers to do all the heavy lifting for them.I think that for some reason most of the project representatives are still not trusting Altcoinstalks forum enough, so they are not even registering accounts here.
I think that for some reason most of the project representatives are still not trusting Altcoinstalks forum enough, so they are not even registering accounts here.
They all decides to use campaign managers for communication, but maybe this will change in future.
Bitcointalk forum is much better with this, but even there I don't see team members active all the time.
I'm thinking the same thing: if I were a mixer owner, I'd be very suspicious when a platform banned mixers and everyone migrated overnight to a new platform (where admin is unknown and not deleting logs). If I were them, I'd be afraid of a honeypot. Being a member of a signature campaign is one thing, owning a mixer is quite different in terms of real risks...The new platform, a new beginning. Isn't it even safer to start from the beginning, this time with complete control over what you will allow to be known?
I'm thinking the same thing: if I were a mixer owner, I'd be very suspicious when a platform banned mixers and everyone migrated overnight to a new platform (where admin is unknown and not deleting logs).I think this forum has been running since 2018, so it is not new. What has changed is that bitcointalk banned mixing services, while altcointalk did not decide to ban them.
I'm thinking the same thing: if I were a mixer owner, I'd be very suspicious when a platform banned mixers and everyone migrated overnight to a new platform (where admin is unknown and not deleting logs). If I were them, I'd be afraid of a honeypot. Being a member of a signature campaign is one thing, owning a mixer is quite different in terms of real risks...
That can be mitigated by using a VPN and a user agent spoofer, and by encrypting private messages with PGP if sensitive messages are to be shared.
Hell, you could do this to communicate on Twitter if you absolutely had to.
Perhaps Jambler could add the link of their Altcoinstalks ANN to their homepage.
For the moment, only the locked Bitcointalk thread is present.
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I'm thinking the same thing: if I were a mixer owner, I'd be very suspicious when a platform banned mixers and everyone migrated overnight to a new platform (where admin is unknown and not deleting logs). If I were them, I'd be afraid of a honeypot. Being a member of a signature campaign is one thing, owning a mixer is quite different in terms of real risks...Especially after being banned on bitcointalk forum everyone could be thinking that the same thing could happen in all other forums.
you could do this to communicate on Twitter if you absolutely had to.You think that we can't trust Elon? :o
You are completely right actually, I think it's more like them seeing Altcointalks as a copy cat, I myself usually do not have respect for copycats 😁.It's quite strange how many representatives have to migrated over to Altcoinstalks after the ban, and are instead relying on the campaign managers to do all the heavy lifting for them.I think that for some reason most of the project representatives are still not trusting Altcoinstalks forum enough, so they are not even registering accounts here.
They all decides to use campaign managers for communication, but maybe this will change in future.
Bitcointalk forum is much better with this, but even there I don't see team members active all the time.
What do you expect when they have all boss up, leaving their community to managers to deal with all the workload for them, even at bitcointalk.org before the mixer ban, I rearly see project team members being all that active, what we see most is that they may be active in the first few page of their Ann, but along the lines, they tend to fold back and become inactive.It's quite strange how many representatives have to migrated over to Altcoinstalks after the ban, and are instead relying on the campaign managers to do all the heavy lifting for them.It is interesting how few projects pay more attention to regular communication with users. Only a few have a dedicated person responsible for active participation on social media, forums, etc.
I believe it's important for project representatives to be especially active in order to be able to answer the queries of users.
It is one thing to have a manager who will lead campaigns, open ANN and possibly mediate in the most critical cases, and it is quite another to have someone who will keep communication channels active.
I can't access Jambler website, either clearnet or onion, it's offline.
Jambler, as a mixing service provider, also offers its partners a Telegram bot feature, but now with the latest TOS update on Telegram and their possible handover information to authorities (IP addresses and phone numbers), things are changing significantly here.
It will be interesting to see the next reaction from Jambler, but considering that the guaranteed privacy is now significantly reduced, I expect that they will shut down the Telegram bot.
However, I do understand the business point of view of jambler , as telegram may significantly increase their revenue allowing more users to make easy mixesI don't trust telegram app at all, but I think this is probably still most used chat app in the world, for bad and for worse.
However, I do understand the business point of view of jambler , as telegram may significantly increase their revenue allowing more users to make easy mixesI don't trust telegram app at all, but I think this is probably still most used chat app in the world, for bad and for worse.
It makes sense for any business to use it for something basic, but everyone should know that IP addresses and phone numbers will be stored in TG servers and shared with governments.
That is now even publicly disclosed and confirmed.
I don't know why anyone would try to do a mix using Telegram if they value their privacy.If it exists as an option, surely there are reasons.
I don't know why anyone would try to do a mix using Telegram if they value their privacy.Like I said before, only good reason for using telegram is when main website is not operational for some reason, maybe due to ddos attacks.
There are two ways to register as a Jambler partner. Using Telegram or Jabber is all that's needed and most of the process is done automatically (at least from Jambler's side).I don't know why anyone would try to do a mix using Telegram if they value their privacy.Like I said before, only good reason for using telegram is when main website is not operational for some reason, maybe due to ddos attacks.
But I suspect that if backend is down for other reasons, than I guess telegram bot also won't work in that case.
Maybe I could justify use of TG bot only for mixing smaller amount when on the road and traveling.
There are two ways to register as a Jambler partner. Using Telegram or Jabber is all that's needed and most of the process is done automatically (at least from Jambler's side).
I don't have much experience with Jabber, but can it completely replace Tg and how is it in terms of privacy?
In my humble opinion SimpleX would be a better solution, more user friendly, and proposes E2E encryption by default.SimpleX is way better option and I noticed a lot more people started creating accounts after telegram staged arrest of Durov.
Bitcoin is close to $100k. These minimums for mixing on Jambler partner mixers could perhaps have some corrections.Yeah, but they can't change the amounts all the time based on the price of bitcoin, and we know for sure price will change drastically in future, both up and down.
$300 (0.003) as a minimum for mixing, as well as a mandatory network fee of $70 (0.0007) already sounds like significant amounts.
Jambler, as a mixing service provider, also offers its partners a Telegram bot feature, but now with the latest TOS update on Telegram and their possible handover information to authorities (IP addresses and phone numbers), things are changing significantly here.
It will be interesting to see the next reaction from Jambler, but considering that the guaranteed privacy is now significantly reduced, I expect that they will shut down the Telegram bot.
Maybe they could set USD value fixed, so Bitcoin amount would always have variable value, but that could require some code changes.This sounds like an interesting proposition.
Maybe they could set USD value fixed, so Bitcoin amount would always have variable value, but that could require some code changes.I believe they can somehow reduce the minimum value so the ones who want to mix small amount might also be able to do that without any issues. However, whatever you have suggested also seems a good step but something like that might require some effort.
I'm very happy to see Jambler on this forum,The manager who manages Jambler is now a well known manager of this forum, and that's the reason why we see platforms like Jambler on this forum. Surely, I also become happy when Jambler's official thread was created on this forum, and it would be much exciting to see Jambler's signature campaign for this forum in future. They had their signature campaign on Bitcointalk and there's chance that they might run a signature campaign here as well in future.
I believe they can somehow reduce the minimum value so the ones who want to mix small amount might also be able to do that without any issues. However, whatever you have suggested also seems a good step but something like that might require some effort.It should be kept in mind that Jambler generously rewards investors who send their Bitcoin into the netowrk, which makes the whole system sustainable with a high quality of service. It is possible that similar changes would disrupt the balance and thus the functionality of the Jambler network
It should be kept in mind that Jambler generously rewards investors who send their Bitcoin into the netowrk, which makes the whole system sustainable with a high quality of service.Yes, that's also a valid concern. If Jambler has to reward investors who send their Bitcoin to the network then they really need to get rewarded for doing that but if reducing the minimum doesn't impact the rewards of the investors and profits of the Jambler platform then there's nothing wrong in it.
I'm very happy to see Jambler on this forum,And?
It should be kept in mind that Jambler generously rewards investors who send their Bitcoin into the netowrk, which makes the whole system sustainable with a high quality of service. It is possible that similar changes would disrupt the balance and thus the functionality of the Jambler network
I didn't know about that.If you have fresh Bitcoin from a mining pool or exchange, you can invest it by sending it to the Jambler network where there is a potential profit of up to 34% per month. They further distribute such coins through mixer partners and share the total fee with investors. That's why Jambler mixer partners offered Bitcoin with a high clean AML score.
How does this work? Can I send some bitcoin coins and will they reward me back, like staking? Where can I get more information about this, like ROI, etc?
I didn't know about that.If you have fresh Bitcoin from a mining pool or exchange, you can invest it by sending it to the Jambler network where there is a potential profit of up to 34% per month. They further distribute such coins through mixer partners and share the total fee with investors. That's why Jambler mixer partners offered Bitcoin with a high clean AML score.
How does this work? Can I send some bitcoin coins and will they reward me back, like staking? Where can I get more information about this, like ROI, etc?
You can find more:
https://jambler.io/become-seller.php
This is extremely high yield!!!I didn't, although I never tried. As far as I understood from some previous discussions, there is quite a lot of interest and the funds are very easily raised
Wtf... very interesting. HAve you ever tried it?
This is extremely high yield!!!Take it easy, don't expect that everyone is receiving those percentage returns, it's only up to 34%, but it does pays off if you have asic mining rig ;)
This is extremely high yield!!!Take it easy, don't expect that everyone is receiving those percentage returns, it's only up to 34%, but it does pays off if you have asic mining rig ;)
Last time we had discussion with guys from Jambler they replied that they are not always accepting bitcoin, and not from everyone.
So far they are doing a great job with investors, or they wouldn't be able to stay online and active for so long.
And what is the average and most realistic return?It's actually "up to" 34%.
34% a month is just crazy... even 10% a month is very high, and above anything similar in the market. Usually, 10% ROI is very high
The platform offers the possibility of a short-term investment at 1% with an average turnaround time of 12 hours.
And what is the average and most realistic return?Better ask Jambler, I am not associated with them so I don't know exact numbers ;)
If you have fresh Bitcoin from a mining pool or exchange, you can invest it by sending it to the Jambler network where there is a potential profit of up to 34% per month.
If you have fresh Bitcoin from a mining pool or exchange, you can invest it by sending it to the Jambler network where there is a potential profit of up to 34% per month.
Very useful information, I also had no information about such high profit per month by a platform like Jambler, I believe it's a quite useful platform for miners who mine fresh Bitcoin that they can send to earn profits from those Bitcoin. +1 for such useful information.
Yes, that's right. All Bitcoins that come from "trusted" sources are accepted in the Jambler network.Very useful information, I also had no information about such high profit per month by a platform like Jambler, I believe it's a quite useful platform for miners who mine fresh Bitcoin that they can send to earn profits from those Bitcoin. +1 for such useful information.
You don't need to be a miner, bitcoin from exchanges also works. You can just withdrawal from binance and send to jambler. This is what I understand from it
You don't need to be a miner, bitcoin from exchanges also works. You can just withdrawal from binance and send to jambler. This is what I understand from itThen in that case, it's going to be a very useful opportunity for the investors. Where else would they be able to get 34% return per month? The ones who are smart enough will always consider sending their Bitcoin to Jambler network and earn their profit each month. If I'm not wrong then they will get their initial investment within 3 months.
Where else would they be able to get 34% return per month? The ones who are smart enough will always consider sending their Bitcoin to Jambler network and earn their profit each month. If I'm not wrong then they will get their initial investment within 3 months.Investing in Jambler can be characterized as dynamic because there is no precisely defined deadline for the end of the investment period. This can be 12 hours 48 hours or more, depending on demand.
Yeah, very useful information indeed earning a high percentage up to 34% on our Bitcoin holding is quite a good one for those that have some extra Bitcoin to invest in that pool, at least while you wait for your Bitcoin to appreciate, you also have the opportunity to earn a passive monthly income from the mixer pool, nice one also will like to know how much the minimum amount of bitcoin we can put down there?If you have fresh Bitcoin from a mining pool or exchange, you can invest it by sending it to the Jambler network where there is a potential profit of up to 34% per month.
Very useful information, I also had no information about such high profit per month by a platform like Jambler, I believe it's a quite useful platform for miners who mine fresh Bitcoin that they can send to earn profits from those Bitcoin. +1 for such useful information.
also will like to know how much the minimum amount of bitcoin we can put down there?
~Snip~Then in such case only the investors having huge number of Bitcoin will be preferred if I didn't got you wrong. I mean it won't be that profitable if you get in it for short duration. Let's say if someone invested 1 Bitcoin and his/her investment remain part of the Jambler for a month, then and only then he/she will get that 34% monthly return. But if that investment remain active for just 15 days then that return might be less than 20% if I'm not wrong.
Then in such case only the investors having huge number of Bitcoin will be preferred if I didn't got you wrong.The primary criterion is the "origin" of Bitcoin. 0.5BTC from a mining pool is more acceptable than 10BTC from a casino or other mixer
I mean it won't be that profitable if you get in it for short duration. Let's say if someone invested 1 Bitcoin..I don't know if anyone expects wealth from it, but it is not negligible even as a short-term investment.
I mean it won't be that profitable if you get in it for short duration. Let's say if someone invested 1 Bitcoin and his/her investment remain part of the Jambler for a month, then and only then he/she will get that 34% monthly return. But if that investment remain active for just 15 days then that return might be less than 20% if I'm not wrong.I'm not sure I understand what you're talking about.
The primary criterion is the "origin" of Bitcoin. 0.5BTC from a mining pool is more acceptable than 10BTC from a casino or other mixerYes, that's true, the Bitcoin that come from a mining pool are way more clean then any other Bitcoin. The Bitcoin that come from exchanges and mixers with low AML score should also be clean ones if I'm not wrong but they still won't be as clean as the ones coming from mining pools.
If it is clearly stated that the maximum is up to 34% per month, how can you expect such an amount in 15 days? It is quite obvious that there will be fewer.Well, I thought it would be possible but now I understand that something like that's not possible. Well, whatever one gets by investing their Bitcoin on Jambler network is going to be way better than investing anywhere else. The reason is that the Bitcoin one invests on Jambler network is safe and one loses noting by investing their Bitcoin but gain something in return.
Well, I thought it would be possible but now I understand that something like that's not possible. Well, whatever one gets by investing their Bitcoin on Jambler network is going to be way better than investing anywhere else. The reason is that the Bitcoin one invests on Jambler network is safe and one loses noting by investing their Bitcoin but gain something in return."Up to" is always a bit tricky and requires some kind of complicated conditions to fulfil the maximum. I believe that there are those who regularly monitor Jambler's Bitcoin investment demand, so they can be satisfied with the lowest, but more realistic income rate from there.
Interestingly, regarding their mixer partners, I see that some are not even listed on their website. Like Thormixer, Swamplizard...
Hello guys. Do you want me to ask Jambler if they need new investors? :)Judging by the indicator on their website, it seems that they are more than ready for fresh investments. Also, the expected return of investment funds is 2h, which completes the picture of high demand.
I just checked and the 33 have now dropped to 26, it's my first time coming across that part of the site actually, I never knew it was possible to invest bitcoin with the jambler team for the short terms for some possible profit.Hello guys. Do you want me to ask Jambler if they need new investors? :)Judging by the indicator on their website, it seems that they are more than ready for fresh investments. Also, the expected return of investment funds is 2h, which completes the picture of high demand.
For everyone who has Bitcoin that meets the conditions, a great opportunity to rise up their portfolio.
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I do not know how the stuff work or the process involved, I will make out time to read that up on the site and see if it's something I did give a trial, though am hoping it's not a kind of investment opportunity that is only available for the whales with 1 or more bitcoin as minimum, I don't even think my entire portfolio is up to 0.01 bitcoin 🙈, but all the same, I will still read to see what is involved.A minimum investment amount is 0.04 BTC. I also think that's a minimum amount where the profit will certainly outweigh all transaction fees.
Hello guys. Do you want me to ask Jambler if they need new investors? :)I don't see why not.
Hello guys. Do you want me to ask Jambler if they need new investors? :)Speaking of investing in Jambler, is there any tool that could be used to check the eligibility of coins for the Jambler pool? As far as I know, deposited Bitcoin is first checked by the Jambler team and the investment is accepted only if it meets certain criteria.
Speaking of investing in Jambler, is there any tool that could be used to check the eligibility of coins for the Jambler pool? As far as I know, deposited Bitcoin is first checked by the Jambler team and the investment is accepted only if it meets certain criteria.
Can this be checked without sending unnecessary expenses on the tx fee?
They are not specific to Jambler eligibility, but you can use BestChange's checker and also AMLbot and they will show you from what kind of service they come from.BestChange's checker has been in maintenance status for a long time. I'm not sure they'll even reactivate it.
They are looking for kyc-verified coins, coins from business custodians like bitgo, and miners.
BestChange's checker has been in maintenance status for a long time. I'm not sure they'll even reactivate it.
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That is strange, I never knew that their AML checker was under maintenance. I guess ever since BestChange scaled back their operations on Bitcointalk, I've been hearing less and less news about them.In essence, their AML checker lasted quite a short time. The maintenance status doesn't say much, it gives the impression that improvement is being done, even though this seems not to be the case.
I wonder what is the reason for their latest maintenance if I may speculate.
BestChange's checker has been in maintenance status for a long time. I'm not sure they'll even reactivate it.That joke checker was never working correctly anyway, I think they just used whitebit exchange partner for this service.
Well o well big investoeridont walk around with a billionaire tag for sure the online space is a never-consumption space since you don't know the other man and what and how much they are capable of investing in such a business especially now that the returned profits seem very high.Hello guys. Do you want me to ask Jambler if they need new investors? :)I don't see why not.
At the current state of bitcoin market and everything happening around different hacks, I am sure that demand for good mixing services and fresh coins are at very high demand.
I am not sure big investors are hanging around and writing in this forum, but you never know who is reading ;)
Effortless Demixing
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https://caudena.com/
What do you think about the blockchain analysis offered by Caudena, they even gave an example of the Jambler mixing method. Knowing the working method of Jambler, this graphic of theirs, although only informative, seems quite amateurish and it seems that it is only about making money.I never heard about them, but I would like to see them prove demixing anything, not just posting graphics and images.
As they say, "demixing" ???According to dkbit98, it is not about posting graphics because it is easy to design. They should show a real life example of demixing coins mixed by just coinjoin technology
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Uncover hidden fund flows in major mixers with ease—our unique auto-demixing technology reveals transaction paths at the click of a button.
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I never heard about them, but I would like to see them prove demixing anything, not just posting graphics and images.They confronted eXch with their amateur analysis, so I looked into what it was all about. It is popular these days to do blockchain forensics, which results in the easy placement of negative marks on addresses and coins.
They even added Tornafo Cash, and I see they added probably all important agencies and police law enforcement forces in the world, claiming they are working with them.
https://caudena.com/exch-analysing-the-infrastructure-of-north-koreas-favourite-mixing-service/
They confronted eXch with their amateur analysis, so I looked into what it was all about. It is popular these days to do blockchain forensics, which results in the easy placement of negative marks on addresses and coins.I was following situation with eXch, but I didnt investigate all services involved with investigation.
They literally buy the coins from market makers well above the exchange rate. Some of their own clients (the chain analysis company I mean) sell their coins at a profit in this way. So that business model is not going to get weeded out anytime soon.That is true, they are getting fresh coins directly from miners or from centralized exchanges.
I was following situation with eXch, but I didnt investigate all services involved with investigation.Bybit's promised reward encouraged many to change their profession and enroll in blockchain forensics.
I guess we have this new experts popping up like mushrooms everywhere.
Bybit's promised reward encouraged many to change their profession and enroll in blockchain forensics.I can understand they are pissed and angry because they lost a lot of money, but what they are doing now can hurt everyone long term.
With the help of AI, they create tools that monitor connected addresses and at the end submit some kind of complicated report in the form of graphics where all addresses are connected in one chain.
I can understand they are pissed and angry because they lost a lot of money, but what they are doing now can hurt everyone long term.They had to act like that. The demonstration that they have money to survive the loss of 1.4B, the promise of a 140 million reward (in fact 10% of the confiscated funds), aimed to appease investors and prevent a mass withdrawal from their exchange. This would certainly lead to the collapse of Bybit.
They had to act like that. The demonstration that they have money to survive the loss of 1.4B, the promise of a 140 million reward (in fact 10% of the confiscated funds), aimed to appease investors and prevent a mass withdrawal from their exchange. This would certainly lead to the collapse of Bybit.I think Bybit is going to collapse soon anyway, and I don't think they learned anything from this hack.
Jambler does not even "mix" the coins with the blockchain. They literally buy the coins from market makers well above the exchange rate. Some of their own clients (the chain analysis company I mean) sell their coins at a profit in this way. So that business model is not going to get weeded out anytime soon.Can we make such a method of coin mixing a sustainable one, from the above explanation, it looks as if Jambler will be running their services at a loss since their purchasing the coins above market price, how then will they generate profits and revenue for the company?
Can we make such a method of coin mixing a sustainable one, from the above explanation, it looks as if Jambler will be running their services at a loss since their purchasing the coins above market price, how then will they generate profits and revenue for the company?Isn't is obvious, Jambler is charging fees for their services, that includes coins received and partners they are working with.
Isn't is obvious, Jambler is charging fees for their services, that includes coins received and partners they are working with.Yes, very true, they are charging fees for their services and that's why they're still part of the market. I think a service like Jambler will always remain but the ones who were truly against the privacy enhancing services like Jambler did very bad by banning it from Bitcointalk. It isn't directly a mixer.
They are surely making a profit or they would not continue to exist for years and have many partners.
As long as bitcoin remains like this Jambler will survive and thrive.
We just have to face the reality of things because if jambler does not charge fees for their services how then do you expect them to remain in the market and providing such services, because as it is, it most definitely that revenue is needed for any service to remain live, so for that we shouldn't think that jamblers services will be 100% fee free.Isn't is obvious, Jambler is charging fees for their services, that includes coins received and partners they are working with.Yes, very true, they are charging fees for their services and that's why they're still part of the market. I think a service like Jambler will always remain but the ones who were truly against the privacy enhancing services like Jambler did very bad by banning it from Bitcointalk. It isn't directly a mixer.
They are surely making a profit or they would not continue to exist for years and have many partners.
As long as bitcoin remains like this Jambler will survive and thrive.
Yes, very true, they are charging fees for their services and that's why they're still part of the market. I think a service like Jambler will always remain but the ones who were truly against the privacy enhancing services like Jambler did very bad by banning it from Bitcointalk. It isn't directly a mixer.Who knows, with the current new changes in the approach to mixing bitcoins by the US government, maybe now there would be no banning of Jambler from Btt.
Who knows, with the current new changes in the approach to mixing bitcoins by the US government, maybe now there would be no banning of Jambler from Btt.Jambler is not really a mixer so it should never been banned in the first place, but now there is a chance for a comeback.
I read a couple of posts that speculated that mixer is going to return to btt next year, or late this year. although we are not certain of that yet, but that not withstanding, the US government is making some policies that regulate mixers operations within their region, so there is hope for friendly environment for good mixers to exist.Yes, very true, they are charging fees for their services and that's why they're still part of the market. I think a service like Jambler will always remain but the ones who were truly against the privacy enhancing services like Jambler did very bad by banning it from Bitcointalk. It isn't directly a mixer.Who knows, with the current new changes in the approach to mixing bitcoins by the US government, maybe now there would be no banning of Jambler from Btt.