Quote from: joniboini on April 29, 2024, 05:01:25 PM

Quote from: yhiaali3 on April 29, 2024, 06:23:56 AM

Is there a problem when transferring directly to these exchanges or is it better to send to a Non-custodial wallet first?

Are you planning to use coinjoin after that? I don't think sending to a non-custodial wallet and then exchanging directly is going to solve the issue of exchanges identifying where your money comes from. I remember reading that some exchanges track the previous 5 transactions or so to decide whether the transaction is directly connected to a malicious transaction or not. CMIIW.

Yes, large exchanges have the ability to track such transactions, but I do not expect that they do this except for large transactions because tracking all transactions costs a lot of money.

In any case, I prefer to follow the advice of Coinomize.biz

Quote from: Coinomize.biz on April 29, 2024, 08:27:30 AM

If you want 100% security, choose our Exchanger funds, with which you can deposit to any wallet.

Then finally, for more security, I can transfer the funds to a new wallet using Coinjoin.

That is correct yes. Almost all transactions are checked for AML by exchanges.
In general, it is always better to use an offline wallet as a payout wallet.
With our Exchanger Funds there is no connection to mixers etc., so you can also withdraw directly to exchanges.

Quote from: Agbe on April 21, 2024, 06:37:28 PM

Well done making things easy for us, but the mixing fee is high. Make it moderate so that those who have small coin can also use your mixer.

Transaction fees have gone down significantly as of now, you can pay 40 sats/vb and expect a reasonable confirmation rate. It also helps if you reduce the inputs, so consolidate your transaction if possible. I don't think it will go as low as 10 sats/vb in the following week so even if you want to consolidate your inputs you probably need to pay some considerable amount of fees, depending on your transactions. It should be cheaper to use the service if you manage to reduce the inputs compared to mixing multiple inputs. CMIIW.

Yes, these are already back at around 20-30 sats/vb.

I want to ask, is there a problem when sending Bitcoin from the Coinomize.biz mixer to one of the large exchanges such as Binance, OKX, Kucoin...etc?

Is there a problem when transferring directly to these exchanges or is it better to send to a Non-custodial wallet first?

If you want 100% security, choose our Exchanger funds, with which you can deposit to any wallet.

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Guys, I think a mixer having an app is a bad idea.

1. With the APK, telemetry might be collected by the Android subsystem about the app's metadata and sent to Google.
2. You are no longer anonymous when using an app unless it has a Tor router built-in.
3. Even when you make an APK, you'll never be able to make an iOS app (except in the EU apparently), however, progressive web apps work just fine on all platforms. So why not take that approach instead?

With our app you do not disclose any more information than if you were to visit our Coinomize.biz website. You can simply use a vpn in addition.

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I'm unsure if this has been asked before, but can we build the app on our own, or at least verify if the app is not fake? Downloading an app from a website without verifying it makes me a bit uncomfortable, especially if the website is usually targeted as a phishing target. If this is possible I think more people would use the app, if not then I'd personally stick with the TOR link.

Simply download the APK from our website. If someone knows a little about it, he can view the APK source code. You can also do something like this: https://www.androidauthority.com/add-website-android-iphone-home-screen-3181682/

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