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[enwi]

It would be hard to implement technically because a mixer generally has to cover the transaction fees as well as the mixing fees of every mix. Let's say someone got one promo code but then uses that to mix 5 BTC. Pretend the reserves are 10BTC. Then they miss out on the chance to add to their reserves in order to potentially buy clean bitcoins from somewhere.

PS. Your avatar is broken, you might want to fix that.

Every marketing campaign aims to reach new people and build for the long term, so Coinomize.biz shouldn't just focus on quick wins. Promo codes could be a fun way to reach more AltcoinsTalks members. For example, members could just comment their account ID to enter a raffle. The top 5 winners could get promo codes for 25% to 100% off mixing fees on Coinomize.biz. I bet the bounty manager has even better ideas!

P.S. Thanks, I can still see my avatar but I uploaded it again just to be safe. Hope everything’s OK now!

This idea is very brilliant, but if trying to give a discount of up to 100% it seems difficult to do because it does not provide any benefit to Coinomize. Maybe provide some events such as promotional art making competitions or others with prizes. In this way it can be one of the solutions that meets the criteria of "Win-Win Solution". In addition to being able to trigger an increase in users when promoted on social media or others, participants can also get very appropriate prizes.

[joniboini]

But you know that reusing of address is the most common practice for many users, mostly in this forum. Those who are participating in campaign.

That's true. I understand that they can use mixers to send their transaction or hide their change address/owned address, that being said I believe using 1 address for receiving campaign funds is okay as long as you don't expose yourself to exchanges (if that's an issue for you). I believe those who value privacy know how to protect their privacy anyway, so that's that. I do change my address if I participated in a new campaign though.

Maybe provide some events such as promotional art making competitions or others with prizes. In this way it can be one of the solutions that meets the criteria of "Win-Win Solution". In addition to being able to trigger an increase in users when promoted on social media or others, participants can also get very appropriate prizes.

I believe I saw so many contests done by mixer for marketing including but not limited to Bitcoin price prediction, Bitcoin pizza day celebration, pumpkin contest, etc. That being said, running signature campaign with many members will probably deliver more traffics. CMIIW.

[God Of Thunder]

In my opinion privacy shouldn't be attacked at all, because we may not be able to emphasize all the reasons while many people, organizations, companies etc keep certain things private.
We can't over emphasized or under emphasis the reasons for anonymity especially on the areas of financial dealing within people or the general public.
However, one of the commonest reasons to make financial transactions anonymous is because of the unknown enemy.
Again, the government can not ban the internet, neither can they ban peoples used of their privacy. whatever that comes out of the internet can be managed to the best of their ability.

I am not playing a devil's advocate role here. But the government thinks they are not against the privacy, but they are against the criminals. If they think that the criminals are using a certain service, the government will try to centralize that service first; if it's not possible, then they will hunt down that service. Unfortunately, the mixers cannot really stop providing the service to some specific people due to it's nature. We all know that bad people also use the mixer services which is why it is in a gray area. Not legal, not illegal as well.

[KryptoBull]

This idea is very brilliant, but if trying to give a discount of up to 100% it seems difficult to do because it does not provide any benefit to Coinomize. Maybe provide some events such as promotional art making competitions or others with prizes. In this way it can be one of the solutions that meets the criteria of "Win-Win Solution". In addition to being able to trigger an increase in users when promoted on social media or others, participants can also get very appropriate prizes.

Because the number of winners is limited, the mixer will not lose all of its revenue, while advertising will bring more users to the mixer. That's just my thought, only the Coinomize.biz team knows exactly the number of users and business status to conduct the most suitable marketing campaigns.

Currently, the mixer is only advertised on crypto forums, I'm thinking of other possibilities for Coinomize.biz to reach more users, for example, through crypto websites or Brave browser.

[joniboini]

Currently, the mixer is only advertised on crypto forums, I'm thinking of other possibilities for Coinomize.biz to reach more users, for example, through crypto websites or Brave browser.

Which websites are you referring to? Block explorer like Etherscan or something? I'm pretty sure an ad spot over there is pretty expensive, not sure if they will accept ads from a mixer too. About Brave, wouldn't that be as expensive as buying an ad slot too? Based on their transparency report, they claim to have around 30 million daily users, most of them coming from the US. It's unclear how many are crypto enthusiast and care about privacy though.

[Bobcrypto]

This idea is very brilliant, but if trying to give a discount of up to 100% it seems difficult to do because it does not provide any benefit to Coinomize. Maybe provide some events such as promotional art making competitions or others with prizes. In this way it can be one of the solutions that meets the criteria of "Win-Win Solution". In addition to being able to trigger an increase in users when promoted on social media or others, participants can also get very appropriate prizes.

Because the number of winners is limited, the mixer will not lose all of its revenue, while advertising will bring more users to the mixer. That's just my thought, only the Coinomize.biz team knows exactly the number of users and business status to conduct the most suitable marketing campaigns.

Currently, the mixer is only advertised on crypto forums, I'm thinking of other possibilities for Coinomize.biz to reach more users, for example, through crypto websites or Brave browser.

Mate, since we are dealing on privacy, advertising mixers through certain websites, like you mentioned may not alliened on anonymity purposes.
You see, as the demand for privacy solutions is likely to persist, driven by concerns over surveillance and the desire to keep financial transactions private, advertising mixers on some of these websites may be detrimental to privacy purposes in my opinion.

[joniboini]

You see, as the demand for privacy solutions is likely to persist, driven by concerns over surveillance and the desire to keep financial transactions private, advertising mixers on some of these websites may be detrimental to privacy purposes in my opinion.

I can see that. It's quite paradoxical for privacy services that are not publicly acceptable to advertise on public websites. I never saw them, but I found some PR articles from mixer services on some third-tier/relatively unknown media websites years ago. I guess advertising on such websites lacks outreach so they change the target to crypto forums and so on. If anything I found new mixing/privacy services from social media like Reddit, albeit the visitors to privacy-related sub seems to decrease based on what I see. CMIIW.

[Bobcrypto]

You see, as the demand for privacy solutions is likely to persist, driven by concerns over surveillance and the desire to keep financial transactions private, advertising mixers on some of these websites may be detrimental to privacy purposes in my opinion.

I can see that. It's quite paradoxical for privacy services that are not publicly acceptable to advertise on public websites. I never saw them, but I found some PR articles from mixer services on some third-tier/relatively unknown media websites years ago. I guess advertising on such websites lacks outreach so they change the target to crypto forums and so on. If anything I found new mixing/privacy services from social media like Reddit, albeit the visitors to privacy-related sub seems to decrease based on what I see. CMIIW.

Well, I think that privacy will continue to grow in near future and even many experts and enthusiast believers that Bitcoin mixers will also continue to evolve to meet business demands that will definitely brakes some of the governments and advertising barriers. The increasing awareness of digital privacy is likely to drive innovations and subsequently hinders government unnecessary harassments because mixers are legitimate mean of doing business despite being used for illicit activities by unknown enemies.

[Baofeng]

You see, as the demand for privacy solutions is likely to persist, driven by concerns over surveillance and the desire to keep financial transactions private, advertising mixers on some of these websites may be detrimental to privacy purposes in my opinion.

I can see that. It's quite paradoxical for privacy services that are not publicly acceptable to advertise on public websites. I never saw them, but I found some PR articles from mixer services on some third-tier/relatively unknown media websites years ago. I guess advertising on such websites lacks outreach so they change the target to crypto forums and so on. If anything I found new mixing/privacy services from social media like Reddit, albeit the visitors to privacy-related sub seems to decrease based on what I see. CMIIW.

Well, I think that privacy will continue to grow in near future and even many experts and enthusiast believers that Bitcoin mixers will also continue to evolve to meet business demands that will definitely brakes some of the governments and advertising barriers. The increasing awareness of digital privacy is likely to drive innovations and subsequently hinders government unnecessary harassments because mixers are legitimate mean of doing business despite being used for illicit activities by unknown enemies.

And it's going to be a cat and mouse game for the government and mixers. But at least mixers is still one step ahead of the game, and as you have said, it has evolved already and so it might be very difficult for government to track and close them down although it's not possible if they put a lot of their resources.

We have seen it throughout history, mixers are here to stay no matter what the government will do to them. They will just have to re-invent the wheel and go on.

[MrSatoshi]

will take a look into this and leave a review soon

[joniboini]

Well, I think that privacy will continue to grow in near future and even many experts and enthusiast believers that Bitcoin mixers will also continue to evolve to meet business demands that will definitely brakes some of the governments and advertising barriers.

What kind of evolution are they referring to here? Which experts talk about mixers? I'm not up to date with social media influencers or YouTube creators who talk about this. Which data do they look at that suggests mixers will advertise more openly? If we're talking about technical advancements in how some mixers mix the coins, I think the last time I saw this was a few months ago from a service that is no longer in operation. CMIIW.

[bitterguy28]

What kind of evolution are they referring to here? Which experts talk about mixers? I'm not up to date with social media influencers or YouTube creators who talk about this. Which data do they look at that suggests mixers will advertise more openly?

i have the same questions because generally mixers are not very supported by mainstream platforms and the only ones who understand the purpose and benefit of mixers are us that actually use crypto maybe content creators whose content is primarily crypto would talk about it on their platforms

If we're talking about technical advancements in how some mixers mix the coins, I think the last time I saw this was a few months ago from a service that is no longer in operation. CMIIW.

whatever mixer service is that, advancements will continue with or without that platform operating there are still many services that offer mixing so the industry should be fine

[julerz12]

Coinomize's Christmas Art Contest is now live! Join and win Bitcoins!
https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=326293

[Z-tight]

Coinomize's Christmas Art Contest is now live! Join and win Bitcoins!
https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=326293

Great update, a big thank you to all of the Coinomize.biz team for this contest, the prices to be won are also amazing. This is an opportunity to show your art skills guys, so if you skillful in this, make sure you don't miss out on it, cheers.

will take a look into this and leave a review soon

You are welcome to do that mate.

[Bobcrypto]

Well, I think that privacy will continue to grow in near future and even many experts and enthusiast believers that Bitcoin mixers will also continue to evolve to meet business demands that will definitely brakes some of the governments and advertising barriers.

What kind of evolution are they referring to here? Which experts talk about mixers? I'm not up to date with social media influencers or YouTube creators who talk about this. Which data do they look at that suggests mixers will advertise more openly? If we're talking about technical advancements in how some mixers mix the coins, I think the last time I saw this was a few months ago from a service that is no longer in operation. CMIIW.

You see, many of us speaks based on the areas of our specializations. As an economicst, you may agree me that statistically, some mixers has been operating since 2019 or beyond, it behod anyone to understand that certain group of individuals are using mixers to determinate informations unawares, and mixers platforms will not publish the names  because privacy remains a personal right.

For the fact, that experts, enthusiast believed that bitcoin mixers will continue to evolve to meet business needs, has a proof on this effect; looking at the number of years mixers has been operating without closing down has demonstrated the yearning and increasing use of mixers to date.

For instance, Coinomize platform being here since 2019, is a genuine facts that the number of it's users must has increased, and you may also agree with me that the number of Coinomize users since 2019 is not the same in 2025 running. This facts can also be proven when you compared the average users of other mixers in the last 5years to the time they started operations on the crypto space.

I think there is a different between an economicst point of view with regard to privacy concerns to a computer expert views on privacy concerns. I look at this issues economically and we all can reason this things batter.