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The relationship between the customers and an established enterprise need to be strong to ensure there is a mutual bond that will keep users to continue using such service to get their problem solved without any negative experience. Since we have so many mixers online that users can set their hands on to mix coins, it is advisable for a good mixer to create a continuous bond with users to keep the inflow much constant.
I love the fact you talked about the swiftness of the support team. Many establishment takes this lightly but this is a very serious aspect of their relationship with the customers
Using financial sensitive platforms like Bitcoin mixers requires lots of security consciousness. And I won't personally trust a random person compared to the support team. So if the support team works fine then it's a big plus to the project.
Tried using it just once and i must say, i'm totally satisfied with Unijoin mixer. Very fast speed and secure pay back to my wallet. Support team is superb and friendly, had a problem with the delay of receiving the output that took almost 24hrs but they we're able to resolved it. also It was my first time but I did like a pro because of very sample steps. I followed all steps and did successfully. ThanksI can see from your explanation, you have tested using a mixer which is a good approach that would have clarified you on how the entire processes works. It is time you have to start explaining that to those that might want to mix their Bitcoin but do not understand how the process look like especially when they are uncertain whether to try it or just relaxed.
And it's widely known that only clean coins can enter those ecosystems after passing through rigorous KYC/AML checks.
I also love its unique feature that Tumbler doesn’t mix coins from different users in a pool, and that the coins are coming from cryptocurrency exchanges, that's why i highly recommend this platform.
"...but if you have sent such sum by mistake, contact our help desk."Oh, this is looking somehow confusing because I still don't get you but I think you are pointing at getting feedback from the Mixtum customer service about unresolved issue. That shouldn't be a problem but you need to have some understanding about Bitcoin and mixing before you ever think of mixing your coin so you can follow the procedures for it to get done.
Hi! I'm planning to use Mixtum.io since I've heard a lot of good feedbacks from their previous users or i must say clients, also no questions ask on the Premium anonymization they're offering (that hopefully worth the price) i just a one concern, as a person who usually commit errors, like who doesn't, right? my question is, How fast or how long is it taking them to respond to human errors concern and let's say technical concerns in general. how do they usually respond do they have live chat or via email and how can they authenticate the client if they don't store information and/or customer info.? i would appreciate a response. Thank you!
I've been using bitcoin to shop online, pay for my meals and such and all these time I've been worrying about how blockchain can be used to steal my account and personal information, it's been making me feel uncomfortable.
I definitely trust the platform and glad that i came across UniJoin so i will never have to worry about my privacy. i hope you do too.You can always take you time to visit the website so you could understand more about their service and also read some of the articles on the website so that it could aid your understanding on how to stay safe and anonymous in your cryptocurrency transactions.
There could be so many reasons why we choose to mix coins. Most time it is not because we don't want our identity to be tracked but it could be a way to prevent us from been connected to a particular wallet that sent us funds and has been tagged as scam ruled by the AML watch bot.QuoteI understand your point and, sadly, we can't exclude the use of CEX at some point if we want to maximize the chance presented by the market which is the reason why some people use CEXs for investmentI don't agree with this the major reason why people decided to choose cryptocurrency is because this sector is decentralised, people are tired of being slaves to the the government, and cryptocurrency brings that freedom from surveillance and restrictions.
To further emphasis a large portion if not all those who are into Bitcoin mixing all do it because they value privacy and anonymity.
Centralised exchanges CEX are under the eyes of the government you would need to provide many private details about yourself that can be used to hold you down. Decentralised exchanges are the opposite.
So how do one who decide to use Bitcoin mixer for anonymity and private end up wanting to use centralised exchanges
With so many Bitcoin mixers in the cryptocurrency space it's becoming complicated to know how to select a good one to use. I have heard so much about mixtum.io but not yet accustomed to it the way I would love to.One of the most important features of a mixer is privacy that prevent mixed coins from being tracked on the blockchain and that is what makes it unique. Any mixer that does not have this feature does not worth to be called a mixer. Every mixed coins are hardly tracked to the origine and that is what the government is fight against to know the origine of every transaction.
What am I looking for in a Bitcoin mixer?
Not really much.
1. Stand out security and anonymity: I believe this is the core reason why people even want Bitcoin mixer.
2. Protection from the mixer itself. Some bitcoin mixer may protect you from the public eyes and keep you anonymous but you would be vulnerable to them, I believe it should be both ways where you can get complete anonymity.
3. Compatibility with Tor browser: I don't know about other but this browser is the deal. It's like an addictional strong layer of protection added to the Bitcoin mixer.
Other things are secondary like transaction fee, confirmation time and so on.
Actually I don't see anything wrong using CEX if one has a few hundreds but not thousands of dollars. There is no guarantee that a particular cex is not going to end up the same way with others that are not in existence again. If we take a look at the history of early exchanges that have existed since 2010 to 2020, we could conclude that majority are not in existence due to one problem that had led to their closure.This need may arise completely suddenly, so it makes sense to be familiar with the tools in advance that allow you to gain this anonymity. Or rather, return it. After all, anonymity in Bitcoin was initially something taken for granted. This was the norm, not a privilege. Nowadays it is almost becoming a luxury, and only tools like MixTum or UniJoin allow you to have it.In fact, I have been using CEX with full KYC without any problems. I think this will become more common in the future as the crypto market develops, similar to investing on stock exchanges.
My data is stored by CEX and I believe that someone other than CEX members or the police may be able to access it. At the same time, I am not afraid that someone will know how many tokens I have, even if they are only worth a few hundred or a few thousand $. My only concern is that I could be involved in "dirty" money: BTC from hacks or data breaches and terrorist financing. I use MixTum and a few other Mixers only to ensure the security of my CEX account against this risk.
It is just crystal clear that the government does not want our privacy to get out of there hands that is why we keep seeing different ways to ensure that we are still in their circuit without an option to jump out. The Bitcoin solution has been very helpful for most of us even when the government tries to use the AML agenda to track us on every transaction that is been initiated.On the subject of the strength and importance of central banks, I'm pretty pessimistic for our near future, when I see CBDCs coming, I fear they'll get even stronger. Fortunately, however, we have access to solutions to protect us from this as much as possible.Cbdc's would be a bigger problem for privacy than fiat. The government will issue both cbdc and paper money, but whenever someone spends cbdc, the government is going to know, they would be able to track it and its users, unlike with cash. If anyone cares about their privacy, they would not use cbdc's, but BTC + privacy solutions.
Just like the way it used to be on Bitcointalk, the Mixtum campaign has the reputation of highly respected personalities are are guru in anything Bitcoin technical discussion and support. Icopress had been known as a spectacular manager that is very strict about quality not just anyhow participants. One would have to be a good poster and knowledgeable in Bitcoin and cryptocurrency to join his campaign.Well the essence of this signature campaign is to promote mixtum.io and Bitcoin mixing in general. This is important in my opinion because the promotion of privacy protection and anonymity can not be overly emphasize.Mixtum just amazing mixture project which I already reviewed positive feedback here ..This campaign will only be intended for users with basic knowledge of Bitcoin.
This project has created a signature campaign for us which is very exciting. We are delighted to be able to work on this signature campaign.
A VERY tough selection.
Good selection, hopefully I will be one of them.
thank you
+1
I think the selection for this signature campaign should be about those who has contributed either by asking questions or answering questions to the promotion and understanding of Bitcoin mixing. ICO press has always been fair in his selections even on Bitcointalk. So may the best hands win.Maybe he could also consider this doing selection too. At least the participants need to be knowledgeable of what Bitcoin mixing really entails.
What is the essence of you mixing a coin and still sending it directly to a centralized exchange? Your coin could be at risk if care is not taken. If the address is already blacklisted, the exchange will have no option than to freeze your coin for a well detailed explanation. They would want evidence and what prompted a transaction from such address. You might have to pass through hectic procedures before your coin could ever be released but if you are not lucky enough, you could lose your fund.I’m reading through a translator, perhaps the translation is not correct. Do I understand correctly that if you mix bitcoins through a mixer and then send them to a centralized place to sell them, for example, they can be blocked?
No, dude! This is very wrong and that mistake should never happens. Why would you mix a coin and send it to an exchange just because of the high network fee? Apart from the unfortunate thing that could happen making the exchange to freeze the coin and asking you critical questions on why you decided to mix the coin before depositing, your data can be traced without any stress.
High network fee should not make us make decisions that would erase our main motive of mixing a coin. It would be juvenile if we mix a coin and send it to an exchange(centralized) for trade.
There are level of risks that is attached to the use of centralized exchanges and we ought to know that. We can always trade our coin locally than trading it on exchanges even without KYC verification. Peer-to-peer exchange also have risk connected since you will always drop your bank details for a sell and with that, your bank account can be tracked effortlessly.1. Most exchanges needs you to registerAll centralized exchanges require you to register and complete your kyc to be able to trade on their platform, there are a few centralized exchanges that would allow you trade without kyc for small amounts, but many of them have already made kyc mandatory and the few that is left would surely do that soon. To avoid giving any platform your data, you must use p2p exchanges.
2. Some goes to the extent of asking for your KYC
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